Solar Eclipse 2022 Live Updates: Images of the Solar Eclipse

New Delhi: Birds fly as the moon partially covers the sun during the partial solar eclipse in New Delhi, Tuesday, Oct 25, 2022. (PTI Photo/Manvender Vashist Lav)

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The partial solar eclipse or Surya Grahan on October 25 marks the last solar eclipse of the year.

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The eclipse will be visible from parts of Europe, Northern Africa and large parts of western and central Asia.

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Most of India should be able to view the solar eclipse, apart from some parts in the Northeast.

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During a solar eclipse, the Moon passes between the Sun and the Earth, stopping some of the Sun’s light from reaching our planet.

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Typically, there are three kinds of solar eclipses—total solar eclipse, annular eclipse and partial solar eclipse

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During an annular solar eclipse, the Moon will not fully cover the Sun but will leave an edge visible.

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During a partial solar eclipse, like the one happening on October 25, the Sun will be partly covered by the Moon as it passes in front of it.

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The partial solar eclipse will begin at 2:28 PM IST and the maximum eclipse will be at 4:30 PM. The table below shows at what time the eclipse will start and have its maximum in different Indian cities.

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