As the sun and moon play hide and seek today, the longest annular eclipse is bound to leave you in awe

Eclipses come and go, yet they never fail to charm. The longest annular solar eclipse today gives you plenty of reason to look above, quite literally.

What's different?
During a total solar eclipse, the sun is fully covered by the moon, whereas in an annular one, the sun is not fully covered, and is visible like a thin ring around the blackened moon.
In Delhi, however, only a partial eclipse will be visible.