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Graha gochar

The planets on 21 Jun 2026

Where each graha is in the sidereal zodiac used in Indian astrology, worked out for 06:00 Indian time. Open your Moon sign's rashifal to see what this means for you.

Positions
PlanetSign, degree, nakshatra
Sun Gemini 5° 27′ 23″
Mrigashira pada 4
Next sign change: Enters Cancer, 16 Jul 2026 23:39
Moon Leo 24° 44′ 30″
Purva Phalguni pada 4
Next sign change: Enters Virgo, 21 Jun 2026 15:40
Mars Taurus 0° 10′ 50″
Krittika pada 2
Next sign change: Enters Gemini, 02 Aug 2026 22:51
Mercury Gemini 29° 10′ 23″
Punarvasu pada 3
Next sign change: Enters Cancer, 22 Jun 2026 15:30
Jupiter Cancer 3° 49′ 29″
Pushya pada 1
Next sign change: Enters Leo, 31 Oct 2026 12:02
Venus Cancer 14° 32′ 57″
Pushya pada 4
Next sign change: Enters Leo, 04 Jul 2026 19:14
Saturn Pisces 19° 27′ 09″
Revati pada 1
Next sign change: Enters Aries, 03 Jun 2027 05:28
Rahu Aquarius 8° 53′ 10″
Shatabhisha pada 1
Next sign change: Enters Capricorn, 05 Dec 2026 22:32
Ketu Leo 8° 53′ 10″
Magha pada 3
Next sign change: Enters Cancer, 05 Dec 2026 22:32

Rahu and Ketu always move backwards. A planet is combust when it is closer to the Sun than the classical limit (Moon 12°, Mars 17°, Mercury 14° or 12° when retrograde, Jupiter 11°, Venus 10° or 8° when retrograde, Saturn 15°); the tradition says it then gives weaker results.

Retrograde and direct, the year ahead

Eclipses in the next two years

Eclipses of the Sun and Moon, with whether they can be seen from India (checked for Delhi).

EclipseSeen from India?
Total solar eclipse
12 Aug 2026 23:15
Not from India
Partial lunar eclipse
28 Aug 2026 09:42
Not from India
Annular (ring) solar eclipse
06 Feb 2027 21:30
Not from India
Penumbral lunar eclipse (very faint)
21 Feb 2027 04:42
Yes
From 21 Feb 2027 02:42 to 21 Feb 2027 06:42 at Delhi
Penumbral lunar eclipse (very faint)
18 Jul 2027 21:32
Yes
From 18 Jul 2027 21:27 to 18 Jul 2027 21:37 at Delhi
Total solar eclipse
02 Aug 2027 15:36
Yes
Partly, 02 Aug 2027 15:54 to 02 Aug 2027 17:02; up to 17% of the Sun's width covered at Delhi
Penumbral lunar eclipse (very faint)
17 Aug 2027 12:43
Not from India
Partial lunar eclipse
12 Jan 2028 09:43
Not from India

The time shown is the middle of the eclipse for the whole Earth. What you see from another town in India can start and end a few minutes differently. Never look at the Sun without proper eclipse glasses.

Times are Indian Standard Time.