India, Aug. 28 -- The August 28, 2026 lunar eclipse, or Chandra Grahan, will bring a striking celestial event for skywatchers in several parts of the world. But if you are in India, there is one important point to know, skywatchers will not be able to see the eclipse from the country.

The deep partial lunar eclipse will occur as the Moon passes through Earth's shadow. According to NASA, nearly the entire lunar disk will enter Earth's darker central shadow during the event.

The eclipse also occurs during the Full Moon and coincides with Raksha Bandhan in India, prompting questions about its timing, visibility, Sutak, and significance in astrology.

No, the August 28 lunar eclipse will not be visible from India.

NASA's eclipse informatio...