On Sunday, India witnessed the annual solar eclipse when the sun, the moon, and the earth align at one single line. The moon blocks the sun rays directly coming towards the Earth.
The moon will cover the son and leaves its outer rums visible which creates a ring of fire in the sky. The annual eclipse in the country began at 9:15 am and is visible until 3:04 pm in the country. The maximum eclipse is slated to happen at 12:10 pm.
Country’s premier planetarium, Nehru Planetarium has said that Bhuj will be the first city in the country where the solar eclipse will be visible at around 9:58 am. The planetarium has also advised people against watching the eclipse directly. Here are some of the photos from across the country.
Tamil Nadu
The above photo is from Tamil Nadu where the moon has begun uncovering the sun.
Kurukshetra
The annual solar eclipse photo was taken at Kurukshetra at around 11:50 am.
DehraDun
This maximum solar eclipse picture which has formed a circular ring is taken at Dehradun at 12:28 pm.
Gandhinagar
The moon begins to cover the sun in Gandhinagar at 11:13 am.
New Delhi
Images captured from the national capital region of New Delhi at 11:19 Am.
Jaipur
The skies from the Pink City of Jaipur at 11:30 Am.
Chandigarh
A partial solar eclipse was observed in Chandigarh at 11:09 am.
