What is meant by the Indian Standard Time? What is its importance?
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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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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.
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