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The ---------- longitude is treated as the standard meridian to calculate the IST.

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Answered by nsirumalar
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"82.5 degree east" to the Greenwich Meridian is the longitude that serves as the "Standard meridian of India". It passes through Allahabad and is considered as the meridian that passes through the "centre of India". Time in India runs "five and a half hours" ahead the "Greenwich Mean time".

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Answered by GalaxyBoy15
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The 82.5°E longitude is treated as the standard meridian to calculate the IST.

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