Eclipse Dates for Nagpur, Maharashtra in 2025. Solar and lunar events with local contact altitudes
Calculated for 2025. Global eclipse type describes the alignment; the contact tables below show whether the Sun or Moon is above your selected place’s horizon at each event. A positive centre altitude near 0° remains sensitive to terrain and atmospheric conditions. Sutak and temple closures are not inferred from these astronomical contacts.
Solar eclipses
Worldwide events · not a local visibility list
Global type
Global maximum · IST
partial
29 Mar, 04:17 pm
partial
22 Sept, 01:12 am
At Nagpur
No solar eclipse with an above-horizon beginning or end was found here in this year.
Solar viewing requires proper solar filters. Ordinary sunglasses do not protect your eyes.
Lunar eclipses
total · 14 Mar, 12:29 pm IST
Contact times
Eclipse contacts at Nagpur
Event
IST
Centre altitude
Local horizon
Penumbral begins
14 Mar, 09:27 am
-41.7°
Below horizon
Partial begins
14 Mar, 10:39 am
-55.6°
Below horizon
Total begins
14 Mar, 11:55 am
-65.3°
Below horizon
Maximum
14 Mar, 12:29 pm
-66.3°
Below horizon
Total ends
14 Mar, 01:02 pm
-64.8°
Below horizon
Partial ends
14 Mar, 02:18 pm
-54.3°
Below horizon
Penumbral ends
14 Mar, 03:30 pm
-40.2°
Below horizon
total · 7 Sept, 11:42 pm IST
Contact times
Eclipse contacts at Nagpur
Event
IST
Centre altitude
Local horizon
Penumbral begins
7 Sept, 08:58 pm
35.2°
Above horizon
Partial begins
7 Sept, 09:57 pm
46.8°
Above horizon
Total begins
7 Sept, 11:00 pm
57.1°
Above horizon
Maximum
7 Sept, 11:42 pm
61.4°
Above horizon
Total ends
8 Sept, 12:23 am
62.5°
Above horizon
Partial ends
8 Sept, 01:27 am
57.6°
Above horizon
Penumbral ends
8 Sept, 02:25 am
48.4°
Above horizon
Lunar contacts are global instants. Altitudes are calculated separately for your place; below-horizon contacts cannot be observed there. The penumbral phase is distinct from the darker partial and total phases.
Calculation sources
Positions, frame rotations and eclipse geometry: Astronomy Engine documentation. Independent eclipse reference: NASA GSFC, Fred Espenak. Local calculations use the selected coordinates and approximate Lahiri convention where applicable.