🌑 Eclipses 2025

Every solar and lunar eclipse of the year — times in IST, the type, and whether it can be seen in India.

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🌕 Total Lunar Eclipse

Maximum: Friday, 14 Mar · 12:28

Penumbral begin – end: 09:27 – 15:30

Umbral phase begin – end: 10:39 – 14:17

❌ Not visible from Delhi

☀️ Partial Solar Eclipse

Maximum: Saturday, 29 Mar · 16:17

Begins – ends anywhere on Earth: 14:20 – 18:13

❌ Not visible from Delhi

🌕 Total Lunar Eclipse

Maximum: Sunday, 7 Sep · 23:41

Penumbral begin – end: 20:58 – 02:25 (8 Sep)

Umbral phase begin – end: 21:57 – 01:26 (8 Sep)

✅ Visible from Delhi: 20:58 – 02:25 (8 Sep)

☀️ Partial Solar Eclipse

Maximum: Monday, 22 Sep · 01:12

Begins – ends anywhere on Earth: 22:59 (21 Sep) – 03:23

❌ Not visible from Delhi

All times are in Indian Standard Time (IST). Visibility is for New Delhi; in other Indian cities the visible part can differ because sunrise/sunset or moonrise/moonset times differ.

ℹ️ How is this calculated?

A solar eclipse happens at Amavasya, when the Moon passes in front of the Sun; a lunar eclipse happens at Purnima, when the Moon passes through the Earth's shadow. All eclipse times are computed with the Swiss Ephemeris. A solar eclipse's begin/end is for the whole Earth; lunar eclipse times are the same everywhere the Moon is above the horizon.

Only the astronomical times are listed here. Sutak and the other observances around an eclipse differ between traditions, so they are not shown.

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