Chandra Grahan 2023 In India Today: Check City-Wise Lunar Eclipse Timings

I Lunar Eclipse 2023 Updates: On Saturday and Sunday nights, skygazers will get to watch the lunar eclipse. Tonight’s lunar eclipse or Chandra Grahan will be witnessed just 14 days after the Solar eclipse which occurred on 14 October.

The partial lunar eclipse is set to commence at around 11:31 pm on Saturday (28 October) but the partial Umbral eclipse, which is more noticeable, will start in the early hours of October 29, at around 1:05 am IST.
The lunar eclipse will become maximum at around 1:44 am and will end by 2:23 am.
Tonight’s lunar eclipse will be visible in all Indian cities. It will also be visible in other Asian countries, Europe, Africa, and North America.

Chandra Grahan Date in India:

A partial lunar eclipse is set to grace the night sky soon. This event, one of three lunar eclipse types, occurs when the Moon partially traverses the Earth’s shadow, casting a reddish-brown hue over a portion of it. Know the essential details about the date, time, location, and how to observe this Chandra Grahan in October 2023.

Chandra Grahan Time: Lunar Eclipse October 2023 begins (New Delhi): 11:31pm, October 28, 2023

Lunar Eclipse October 2023 ends (New Delhi): 3:36am, October 29, 2023.

3) Chandra Grahan (Lunar Eclipse) 2023 When And How To Watch In India

A partial lunar eclipse will take place and will be visible from Asia, Russia, Africa, the Americas, Europe, Antarctica and Oceania. It will be visible in the south-western sky from New Delhi.

Myths Surrounding the 2023 Lunar Eclipse

1. Myth: Avoiding food and water during the eclipse causes digestive issues.

2. Myth: Lunar eclipses harm mental health, causing mood swings and anxiety.

3. Myth: Strenuous physical activity during an eclipse can lead to accidents (unsubstantiated).

4. Myth: Food and water left out during a lunar eclipse become harmful or contaminated.”

Lunar Eclipse 2023: What Should You Do During Lunar Eclipse?
During a lunar eclipse, it is typically advised to stay inside.

Refrain from beginning any new projects or activities.

Pregnant women are strictly advised not to go outside during the eclipse.

Cutting or sewing any fabric, carrying sharp tools like scissors or blades, or using knives, among other activities could harm the unborn child.
As per belief, people avoid consuming food.

Looking at the Sun during a solar eclipse is as dangerous as looking at the Sun directly any other day. However, unlike that, looking at a lunar eclipse is completely safe. You can do so without any protective equipment.

The lunar event will be visible across all cities on the night of 28th October (Saturday).

The moon will be partially eclipsed by the shadow of the earth for some time and will give people in India a chance to experience a partial lunar eclipse.

Skygazers will get to watch Hunter Moon tonight. It is another name for the first moon after the harvest moon. It will be visible during the midnight hours for roughly 90 minutes in the country.

Badrinath shrine, Kedarnatha shrine, Shri Narasingh Temple in Joshimath, Second Kedar Madmaheshwar, Third Kedar Tungnath, Shri Omkareshwar Temple in Ukhimath and Yoga Badri Pandukeshwar will close at 4 pm on Saturday due to the lunar eclipse.

The temples will open in the ‘brahma muhurta’ after the morning purification puja on Sunday.

Badrinath shrine, Kedarnatha shrine, Shri Narasingh Temple in Joshimath, Second Kedar Madmaheshwar, Third Kedar Tungnath, Shri Omkareshwar Temple in Ukhimath and Yoga Badri Pandukeshwar will close at 4 pm on Saturday due to the lunar eclipse.

The temples will open in the ‘brahma muhurta’ after the morning purification puja on Sunday.

Tonight, skywatchers will have the opportunity to witness the Hunter Moon, which is an alternative name for the first moon following the harvest moon. This celestial event will be visible in the midnight hours for approximately 90 minutes in the country.

There are several guidelines to ensure the well-being of pregnant women during Chandra Grahan 2023.

– First and foremost, expectant mothers are advised to refrain from venturing outdoors during the lunar eclipse and remain indoors throughout the event.

– It is recommended to recite mantras and seek divine blessings on this auspicious occasion.

– During the Lunar Eclipse on October 28, 2023, it is advisable not to engage in cooking, eating, or any other household tasks.

– Additionally, it is important for pregnant women to stay awake and avoid sleeping during Chandra Grahan 2023.

(This information is intended for your general knowledge only. Zee News does not vouch for its accuracy or reliability.)

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