What is meant by IST(Indian Standard Time) and Write its importance.
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Indian Standard Time (IST) is the time zone observed throughout India, with a time offset of UTC+05:30. India does not observe daylight saving time or other seasonal adjustments
Indian Standard Time is the time observed in India and Sri Lanka. It passes through Allahabad. India has a time of GMT+5:30. It's main importance is that it helps us in scheduling partys, functions, etc
(i) India is a large country, almost 30 degrees are passing from westernmost state to easternmost state Arunachal Pradesh. ... (iii) To avoid confusion or chaos for having different timings in different states of India, one standard meridian is taken to have a uniform time for the entire country
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✒IST stands for Indian Standard Time. Indian Standard Time is the time observed in India and Sri Lanka. It passes through Allahabad. India has a time of GMT+5:30.
✒It's main importance is that it helps us in scheduling partys, functions, etc.
✒India requires a standard time due to the vast longitudinal length of the mainland. As a consequence, there is a time gap of two hours from Arunachal Pradesh to Gujarat. Consequently, the standard time for India has been taken from Mirzapur for the entire nation.
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