India, July 28 -- Skywatchers around the world are preparing for one of the most anticipated celestial events of 2026 as a spectacular total solar eclipse will occur on August 12. Confirmed by NASA, the eclipse will darken parts of Europe, the Arctic and the North Atlantic as the Moon completely blocks the Sun for observers along the path of totality.

While millions are expected to witness this rare astronomical phenomenon, many people in India are wondering whether the eclipse will be visible from the country, whether Sutak Kaal will apply, and how they can safely observe the event.

Here's everything you need to know.

Upcoming Solar Eclipse Date and Time

According to astronomical predictions, the second solar eclipse of 2026 will occ...