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In 2026, as Raksha Bandhan coincides with a lunar eclipse, Indian celebrants needn't worry about observance requirements related to the astronomical event, as it will not be visible in the country. Instead, they can focus on following the traditional Muhurta for the festive ritua
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India — SIDHHARRTH S KUMAAR
In 2026, as Raksha Bandhan coincides with a lunar eclipse, Indian celebrants needn't worry about observance requirements related to the astronomical event, as it will not be visible in the country. Instead, they can focus on following the traditional Muhurta for the festive rituals. This celestial event provides a backdrop for exploring themes of connection and protection among siblings, so prioritize strengthening those bonds over any eclipse-related concerns.
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Source: Times of India · SIDHHARRTH S KUMAAR. Published 26 Aug 2026, 05:13 am.
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