Graha gochar
The planets on 22 Oct 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.
| Planet | Sign, degree, nakshatra | Next sign change |
|---|---|---|
| Sun | Libra 4° 23′ 35″ Chitra pada 4 |
Enters Scorpio 16 Nov 2026 19:43 |
| Moon | Aquarius 12° 03′ 04″ Shatabhisha pada 2 |
Enters Pisces 23 Oct 2026 15:03 |
| Mars | Cancer 19° 12′ 40″ Ashlesha pada 1 |
Enters Leo 12 Nov 2026 20:18 |
| Mercury | Libra 26° 25′ 11″ Vishakha pada 2 |
Enters Scorpio 02 Dec 2026 17:27 |
| Jupiter | Cancer 28° 46′ 00″ Ashlesha pada 4 |
Enters Leo 31 Oct 2026 12:02 |
| Venus Retrograde Combust (too close to the Sun) |
Libra 7° 48′ 58″ Swati pada 1 |
Enters Virgo 06 Nov 2026 01:04 |
| Saturn Retrograde |
Pisces 15° 43′ 46″ Uttara Bhadrapada pada 4 |
Enters Aries 03 Jun 2027 05:28 |
| Rahu | Aquarius 2° 22′ 06″ Dhanishta pada 3 |
Enters Capricorn 05 Dec 2026 22:33 |
| Ketu | Leo 2° 22′ 06″ Magha pada 1 |
Enters Cancer 05 Dec 2026 22:33 |
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
- 24 Oct 2026 12:29 · Mercury turns retrograde
- 13 Nov 2026 21:32 · Mercury turns direct
- 14 Nov 2026 06:02 · Venus turns direct
- 11 Dec 2026 05:33 · Saturn turns direct
- 13 Dec 2026 06:07 · Jupiter turns retrograde
- 10 Jan 2027 18:22 · Mars turns retrograde
- 09 Feb 2027 23:04 · Mercury turns retrograde
- 03 Mar 2027 18:05 · Mercury turns direct
- 01 Apr 2027 19:42 · Mars turns direct
- 13 Apr 2027 07:56 · Jupiter turns direct
- 10 Jun 2027 23:47 · Mercury turns retrograde
- 05 Jul 2027 01:04 · Mercury turns direct
- 09 Aug 2027 22:53 · Saturn turns retrograde
- 07 Oct 2027 19:59 · Mercury turns retrograde
Eclipses in the next two years
Eclipses of the Sun and Moon, with whether they can be seen from India (checked for Delhi).
| Date | Eclipse | Seen from India? |
|---|---|---|
| 06 Feb 2027 21:30 | Annular (ring) solar eclipse | Not from India |
| 21 Feb 2027 04:42 | Penumbral lunar eclipse (very faint) | Yes From 21 Feb 2027 02:42 to 21 Feb 2027 06:42 at Delhi |
| 18 Jul 2027 21:32 | Penumbral lunar eclipse (very faint) | Yes From 18 Jul 2027 21:27 to 18 Jul 2027 21:37 at Delhi |
| 02 Aug 2027 15:36 | Total solar eclipse | Yes Partly, 02 Aug 2027 15:54 to 02 Aug 2027 17:02; up to 17% of the Sun's width covered at Delhi |
| 17 Aug 2027 12:43 | Penumbral lunar eclipse (very faint) | Not from India |
| 12 Jan 2028 09:43 | Partial lunar eclipse | Not from India |
| 26 Jan 2028 20:37 | Annular (ring) solar eclipse | Not from India |
| 06 Jul 2028 23:49 | Partial lunar eclipse | Yes From 06 Jul 2028 22:39 to 07 Jul 2028 00:59 at Delhi |
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.