List of Solar Eclipses

228 Solar Eclipses took place in 20th century and 
224 Solar Eclipses will take place in 21st century.

1994 Solar Eclipse
1995 Solar Eclipse
1997, Mar 9
1998, Feb 26 - Total Eclipse)
1999, Feb 16 (Annular)
2000, Feb 5 (Partial)
2001, Jun 21
2002, Dec 4
2007, Mar 3
2008, Aug 1 - Total Eclipse
2009, Jul 21*
2015, Mar 20
2033, Mar 30

*To Solar eclipse on 21st July 2009 was a very serious one. People in India declared it like a Mahaabhaarat time's eclipse which should bring many earthquakes and natural calamities in the world.

Lunar Eclipses
see     List of Lunar Eclipses    http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/LEmono/TLE2008Feb21/TLE2008Feb21.html

During 2000 BC - 3000 AD, in 5,000 years, there are 7,718 Moon Eclipses (0-3 Moon Eclipses each year). The last total Lunar Eclipse visible from the entire continental United States occurred on August 28, 2007. North Americans will have their next opportunity to see a total lunar eclipse in 2010, on Dec 21,

1982, Dec 30 - Total Eclipse
2000, Jan 20/21 - Total Eclipse
2000, Jul 16 - Total Eclipse
2004, Oct 8 - Total Eclipse
2007, Mar 3/4  - Total Eclipse seen in London, took 6 hours to cross the whole Moon
2007, Aug 28/29 - Australia. Total Eclipse
2008, Feb 20/21 - USA, Western Europe, Asia and Western Asia (on 21st) - during the total eclipse the Moon's disk can take on a
          dramatically colorful appearance from bright orange to blood red to dark brown and (rarely) very dark gray. The totality will
          last just only  under 50 minutes - bit less than the last Total Lunar Eclipse on Aug 27, 2007, which lasted 90 minutes. The whole
          Eclipse this time is 3.26 hours - 8.43 pm - 12.09 am.
2008, Aug - Partial Eclipse
2010, Dec 20 - Total Eclipse

Triple Eclipses

2000  Three Eclipses in one calendar month - 1st July, 16th July and 31st July
2009  Three Eclipses in one calendar month - 7th July (Lunar), 22nd July (Total, Solar - the longest of the 21st century) and 5th August (Lunar)

--The first recorded triple Eclipse occurred in 3067 BC and coincided with the Kurukshetra war.
--Another triple Eclipse occurred in 3031 BC coincided with the destruction of the ancient city of Dwaarkaa.
--More recently, the first half of the 20th century saw the occurrence of a series of triple Eclipse between 1910 and 1945, which coincided with World War I and II, the Holocaust, and the nuclear bombings in Japan.