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The last solar eclipse of 2025, a partial eclipse, will occur on Sunday night but won’t be visible in India. Skywatchers in parts of Australia, Antarctica, the Pacific, and Atlantic will witness the event, which peaks at 1:11 a.m. IST.

Major temples across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, including Tirumala, Srisailam and Bhadrachalam, reopened early Monday after purification rituals following the lunar eclipse. Darshan resumed for devotees, with Tirumala distributing 50,000 Pulihora packets as Annaprasadam during the closure.

A rare total lunar eclipse, popularly known as a 'Blood Moon', mesmerised viewers across India on Sunday night, with the moon turning coppery red for over 80 minutes. Despite cloudy skies in parts of the country, the Indian Institute of Astrophysics live-streamed the event from its campuses.

Tirumala’s Venkateswara Swamy temple will close from 3:30 PM on September 7 to 3 AM on September 8 due to the lunar eclipse. Srivani darshan is rescheduled to 1 PM. No VIP letters will be accepted on September 15

The Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple at Yadagirigutta will remain closed from 12 noon on Sunday due to the lunar eclipse. Authorities said darshan will resume at 3:30 am Monday after purification rituals, followed by regular poojas.

India will witness a total lunar eclipse on the night of September 7 and early hours of September 8, 2025. The umbral phase will last from 9.57 pm to 1.27 am, with the totality phase from 11 pm to 12.23 am

Hundreds of Ganesh idols were brought to Hussain Sagar for immersion a day ahead of the scheduled centralised event due to the upcoming lunar eclipse. The early rush, managed by GHMC and police officials using cranes, caused traffic congestion around the lake.

While the total lunar eclipse will not be visible in India, its timing will start from 3.56 am and ends at around 10.02 pm

He reassured devotees that the Penumbral lunar eclipse will only be visible in the northern hemisphere and not in India due to daytime occurrence.

Partial lunar eclipse is scheduled to unfold on the night of October 28 and 29 and will be visible across the country, including Hyderabad.

According to meteorological reports, Hyderabad is expected to have an average cloud cover of 54 percent on the night of October 28.

A penumbral lunar eclipse is scheduled to occur between 8.42 pm on May 5 and 1.04 am on May 6

From meteor showers to lunar eclipse, the month is packed with celestial wonders.

Bhubaneswar: Clashes between rationalists and ritualists broke out in Bhubaneswar and Berhampur after the former organised a biryani feast during lunar eclipse on Tuesday. Earlier also, the rationalists had organised a similar biryani feast during solar eclipse. Several Hindu leaders, including the Puri Shankaracharya, had strongly opposed it. Challenging the ritualists, the rationalists openly declared […]

Nirmal: One may believe it or not, but a pestle or pounding stick was made to stand on its own in rocky mortar due to the effect of lunar eclipse, defying gravity at Kummari Boguda Colony in Chennur town on Tuesday. Meanwhile, a pestle stood in a water-filled vessel at Reddy colony in Mancherial town. […]

The eclipse in terms of the darkness of the moon will be maximum at 4:29 pm.

According to experts, some parts of eastern India, including Kolkata, will experience the total phase of the lunar eclipse, whereas the rest of the country will only be able to see the progression of the Moon entering into the Earth’s shadow.

According to NASA, annual Leonid meteor showers will be active throughout the month. The phenomenon will peak on November 18 after midnight with an expectation of as many as 15-20 meteors per hour under optimal conditions.

New Delhi: Skywatchers in the Northern Hemisphere are in for a treat as the first total lunar eclipse of 2022, also known as “supermoon”, “Blood Moon” or “Flower Moon” will shine bright on Saturday night. According to NASA, the eclipse will take place on the night of May 15, and will stretch into the early hours […]

Hyderabad: If you’re someone who enjoys stargazing, then 2022 will be a promising year for you. There are many celestial events like meteor showers, interesting planet alignments, blood moons, and the Flower Moon total lunar eclipse to keep you peeping into your telescope. Thanks to Omicron, we may not be able to step out of the […]