Why is the local time changes with the changes of meridian of longitude?
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The time in each successive time zone is one hour different from the times in neighboring time zones. To establish time zones, Earth's rotation rate of 360 degrees of longitude per day was divided by 24 hours. The result shows that Earth turns 15 degrees of longitude per hour.
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The local time changes by four minutes for every one degree of longitude. The sun rises two hours earlier in the east i.e., Arunachal Pradesh than in the west i.e., Gujarat
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