Want this question answered?
The Earth has been divided into 24 time zones of one hour each. Each of these zones covers 15 degrees of longitude. As the local time differs by 4 minutes at every longitude, it would create a lot of confusion regarding time for any country as a whole which may stretch across several longitudes. Therefore each country selects a central meridian and the local time of this meridian is the standard time of that country.
They need time zones to agree on what time it was from around the world.
to avoid difficulties of the travellers , a uniform time is selected for the whole country
The whole country uses UTC + 5.5 hours. It is called India Standard Time, which is abbreviated IST, although IST is also the accepted abbreviation for Israel Standard Time and Irish Summer Time.
it is necessary to adopt the local time of some central meridian because each degree of longitude differs by 4 minutes.so if we follow the time of each meridian it would be very difficult as the people in the same country will have different time and the people travelling around would have to change there time now and then.therefore a central meridian in the country is taken as the standard meridian and the whole country follows its time.
Country Standard Time was created in 1992.
The Earth has been divided into 24 time zones of one hour each. Each of these zones covers 15 degrees of longitude. As the local time differs by 4 minutes at every longitude, it would create a lot of confusion regarding time for any country as a whole which may stretch across several longitudes. Therefore each country selects a central meridian and the local time of this meridian is the standard time of that country.
The significance of standard meridian of India is that Standard meridian is used as the standard time for whole country. If it isn't there chaos will be created in the country so standard time is very important.
Pakistan
Before the 1880s, every city had its own time. As transportation and communication started getting faster, that started getting more and more confusing.
The first country to adopt a standard time was the Netherlands in 1835.
Because it is full of energy for any country of the world
Nepal
There is no Antarctic Standard Time. Research stations in Antarctica keep the same time as their native country's support locations.
They need time zones to agree on what time it was from around the world.
they are not standard on every vehicle.
Yes, considering that the time in every time zone is changed.