A total solar eclipse will sweep across parts of the globe on 12 August, marking one of the year's biggest astronomical events — but Indian skywatchers won't get a glimpse, and with it, the customary ‘Sutak’ observance won't apply either.
A total solar eclipse will sweep across parts of the globe on 12 August, marking one of the year's biggest astronomical events — but Indian skywatchers won't get a glimpse, and with it, the customary ‘Sutak’ observance won't apply either.
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A total solar eclipse will sweep across parts of the globe on 12 August, marking one of the year's biggest astronomical events — but Indian skywatchers won't get a glimpse, and with it, the customary ‘Sutak’ observance won't apply either.
