A total lunar eclipse, also called Chandra Grahan, will grace the Indian skies on September 7, 2025. This celestial event, where the Earth aligns between the Sun and Moon, will be visible across India,

Witness the lunar eclipse on September 7 and 8, 2025, in India. Rajasthan's dramatic settings make it one of the best places to watch the Blood Moon.

India will witness its longest total lunar eclipse since 2022 on September 7–8, 2025. Here are today's eclipse timings, Sutak details, and why the Moon turns red.

Watch the September 7 lunar eclipse live. Check timing, duration, where to see, and free online streaming links.

The total lunar eclipse will be visible across most of India. The schedule in IST is: Eclipse begins: 8:58 pm on September 7. Totality (Blood Moon phase): 11 pm (September 7) to 12:22 am (September 8). Eclipse ends: 2:25 am (September 8).

The penumbral phase of the ‘Chandra Grahan’ starts at 8.58 pm, with the peak at 11.48 pm. This event is observable in many regions except in America

India anticipates a total lunar eclipse on September 7-8, 2025, showcasing a captivating 'Blood Moon' for 82 minutes. While scientifically harmless, t

Chandra Grahan 2025 will be visible in India tonight. Here's today's eclipse start and end time, duration, and details of where to watch it live.

Blood Moon” occurs when the Sun, Earth, and Moon align, causing Earth’s shadow to fall on the Moon and cast it in a deep red hue.

Sky watchers can catch this unique occurrence in all major cities of India. According to reports, the Chandra Grahan will begin at 8:58 PM IST on September 7, with the Chandra Grahan reaching maximum totality at 11:41 PM IST. The lunar event is likely to end at 1:42 AM IST on September 8.

From Ladakh to Tamil Nadu, skywatchers looked up as the moon turned coppery red during a rare total lunar eclipse, popularly known as the ‘Blood Moon’. The phenomenon began at 9:57 pm when the Earth’s shadow started creeping across the lunar disc, eventually reaching totality at 11:01 pm.