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Grahan 2027: solar and lunar eclipses

4 eclipses take place in 2027; 2 can be seen from India. Times, sutak, sign and nakshatra, and which Moon signs they affect.

Annular solar eclipse

Saturday, 6 February 2027

Not visible in India (no sutak)

Greatest
21:29
Sutak
No sutak here (not visible)
Falls in
Makara · Dhanishta

Usually fine for: Mesha, Simha, Vrishchika and Meena
Take care: Mithuna, Tula, Makara and Kumbha

Penumbral lunar eclipse

Sunday, 21 February 2027

Visible in India

Begins
02:43
Greatest
04:42
Ends
06:42
Sutak
No sutak (penumbral only)
Falls in
Simha · Magha

Usually fine for: Mithuna, Tula, Vrishchika and Meena
Take care: Vrishabha, Simha, Kanya and Makara

Total solar eclipse

Monday, 2 August 2027

Visible in India

Begins
15:55
Greatest
15:37
Ends
17:03
Sutak
2 Aug 03:55
Falls in
Karka · Pushya

Usually fine for: Vrishabha, Kanya, Tula and Kumbha
Take care: Mesha, Karka, Simha and Dhanu

Penumbral lunar eclipse

Tuesday, 17 August 2027

Not visible in India (no sutak)

Greatest
12:44
Sutak
No sutak (penumbral only)
Falls in
Makara · Dhanishta

Usually fine for: Mesha, Simha, Vrishchika and Meena
Take care: Mithuna, Tula, Makara and Kumbha

Times are IST for New Delhi; contact times differ by a few minutes across India. Sutak applies only where the eclipse is visible.

See eclipse times for your own city and how each eclipse touches your family's charts.
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Frequently asked questions

How many eclipses are there in 2027?
There are 4 eclipses in 2027, of which 2 are visible from India.
When does sutak begin?
Sutak begins 12 hours before a solar eclipse and 9 hours before a lunar eclipse, only where the eclipse is visible. There is no sutak for a penumbral lunar eclipse.

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