🌕 Total Lunar Eclipse — 3 March 2026
🌕 Total Lunar Eclipse — 3 March 2026 Why This Eclipse Matters for India, Education Systems & Public Institutions Introduction On 3 March 2026 , the world will witness a powerful Total Lunar Eclipse , fully visible across India. While eclipses are often admired for their beauty, traditional Indian mundane astrology treats certain eclipses as markers of collective change , especially when they occur on sensitive zodiac axes. This eclipse falls on the Leo-Aquarius axis , a combination strongly linked with governments, public institutions, education systems, labour forces, food supply chains, and neighbouring nations. Eclipse Timings (India – IST) Phase Time Partial Eclipse Begins 3:19 PM Total Eclipse Begins 4:34 PM 🌑 Maximum Eclipse 5:03 PM Total Eclipse Ends 5:32 PM Partial Eclipse Ends 6:47 PM The best viewing window will be between 4:30 PM and 7:00 PM , with the deepest red “Blood Moon” appearance around 5:03 PM . Why This Eclipse Is Astrologically Sensitive The Moon is ec...