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standard time is also a local time of a particular place. justify with clear instance. according to nepal​

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Answered by enayath123kareem
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Answered by princeshah3892
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Local Time: The calculation of local time takes place based on the motion of the sun. Standard Time: On the other hand, the setting of the standard time happens based upon the time set by that particular country for various locations.

Explanation:

India has the IST as it's standard time because if it wouldn't have been there, the country would have difference of 2 hours (as India is a large country and has a large East-west extent --- there's a difference of 2 hours from Gujarat in the west to Assam in the east). Hence, IST is an important meridian of longitude.

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