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Solar eclipse on June 11

CHENNAI JUNE 5. An annular solar eclipse will occur in the early hours of June 11. It will be partially visible in the extreme north-eastern India, says a press release from the regional meteorological centre here. The eclipse begins at 2-22 a.m. and ends at 8-07 a.m. The greatest phase of the eclipse occurs at 5-14 a.m.

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