The Indian government is set to mandate Indian Standard Time (IST) for all official activities, aiming to eliminate reliance on foreign systems like G ...

Experts have raised concerns over India’s ability to withstand competition from regional peers, with cheaper valuations and ...

Union Minister Pralhad Joshi announced the mandatory use of Indian Standard Time (IST) for all legal, commercial, digital, and administrative functions. This initiative aims to unify the nation under ...

The time zone for India is based on 82.5° E longitude, passing through Mirzapore, U.P. This makes us five hours and 30 minutes ahead of the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), based on the prime ...

Indian Standard Time in India was declared on 1 September 1947, which was five and a half (+5.30) hours ahead of Greenwich Standard Time.

Indian Standard Time (IST) was adopted as the official time zone for India on September 1, 1947, by the Indian Government. IST is the time zone observed across the whole country with a time ...