The photo voltaic eclipse on Tuesday 8, which would be the final lunar eclipse of this yr, shall be seen from all Indian States, together with Odisha.

The complete lunar eclipse or the Blood Moon can been seen on the time of moonrise.

According to Positional Astronomy Centre, Kolkata; India Meteorological Department, the start of the partial and complete phases of the lunar eclipse is not going to be seen from any locations in India because the phenomena shall be in progress earlier than moonrise. Ending of each complete and partial phases of lunar eclipse shall be seen from the jap elements of the nation. Only the ending of the partial part shall be seen from the remaining elements of the nation.

Cuttack metropolis will witness the longest eclipse with 1 hour 14 minutes adopted by Bhubaneswar and Puri.