Question

True or false
(2) In India, three standard times exist.
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Answer 1

Answer:

no in India one standerd times exist

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

The required answer is False.

Explanation:

Indian Standard Time (IST) was established based on the longitude of 82° 30′ E, which passes through Mirzapur (near Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh). In terms of its longitudinal extent, this longitude cuts across the center of the nation. As the national standard time, this longitude's local time has been chosen.

Indian territory spans a longitudinal range of $68^{0} 7^{'}$E to $97^{0} 25^{'}$E. Having local time based on each longitudinal degree will be difficult. Thus, a standard longitudinal of $82^{0} 30^{'}$E was used as a reference to calculate India's standard time in order to avoid the issues caused by insufficient coordination and to maintain uniformity.

Therefore, the given statement-In India, three standard times exist is false.

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