2026 Eclipses: India to Witness Only One 'Blood Moon' on March 3

• 2026 will feature four eclipses: two solar and two lunar.
• Only one eclipse, a total lunar eclipse on March 3, will be clearly visible in India.
• The March 3 lunar eclipse, known as a 'Blood Moon,' will last 58 minutes and is the last total lunar eclipse before 2029.
• The annular solar eclipse on February 17 (Ring of Fire) and solar eclipse on July 29 will not be visible in India.
• The final lunar eclipse on August 28 will also not be visible from India.

Why It Matters: India will see just one of 2026's four eclipses: a total lunar eclipse on March 3.