Dhulivandan
Grastodit Khagras Chandragrahan
Total lunar eclipse rising while eclipsed (grastodit) on Tuesday, 3 March
This eclipse will be visible from all of India. The eclipsed Moon will be seen rising, i.e. it will appear grastodit (rising while eclipsed). The sparsha (first contact) and madhya (middle) of this eclipse will not be visible anywhere in India.
Eclipse timings
Sparsha (first contact) at 3:20 in the afternoon, Sammilan at 4:34 in the evening, Madhya (middle) at 5:04 in the evening, Unmilan at 5:33 in the evening, Moksha (release) at 6:48 in the evening.
Punyakal
From moonrise — that is, from your town's sunset — until the eclipse Moksha, there is a brief Punyakal.
Eclipse Vedha
As this eclipse rises already eclipsed, its Vedha should be observed from sunrise on 3 March until Moksha, i.e. until 6:48 in the evening. The sick, the elderly, children and pregnant women should observe Vedha from 11:00 in the morning on the 3rd until the eclipse Moksha. During the Vedha period, bathing, worship of God, daily duties, japa and shraddha may be performed.
Eclipse effects by Rashi
Favourable result: Gemini, Libra, Scorpio, Pisces. Mixed result: Aries, Cancer, Sagittarius, Aquarius. Unfavourable result: Taurus, Leo, Virgo, Capricorn. Those whose rashi has an unfavourable result, and pregnant women, should not watch this eclipse.