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The standard meridian is important for India because there is two hours difference between the eastern most and western most part of India.so in order to maintain a common time through out India the central meridian 82.5 is selected as the standard meridian.the reason for the need of a common time n India is for the integrated running of railways,flights,many telecasts and for all these thing different places cant have different timings.
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What is standard meridian of India?
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.
Is standard meridian of India and India standard is same?
yes
Are the easternmost meridian and standard meridian of India same?
No, they are not same.
What is the standard meridian of India and why it has been not selected?
standard meridian of india is UTC +5:30 that is measured on 82.5 degrees east longtitude
Why standard meriadian of india is chosen as 82 degree 30 min?
It is because the Standard Meridian of India almost passes from the centre of India. Standard Meridian of India passes through Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh.
Where is Standard Meridian Of India is located?
allahabad
Where did standard meridian of India is located at?
allahabad
Where did standard meridian of India is located?
allahabad
Where does the standard meridian of India pass through?
allahabad
What are the Longitudinal extensions of India and its effects with reference to its effect on choosing the standard meridian of India?
Arabian sea
What is the central meridian for the irregular time zone that includes India?
The central meridian for the irregular time zone that includes India is 82.5 degrees east. India Standard Time (IST) is determined based on this central meridian.
Why 82 degree 30'E has been selected as the standard meridian of India with an odd value?
Meridians are measured in degrees and fractions of degrees. Any line joining the two poles directly is a meridian and may have any value up to 180 degrees east or west. The standard meridian in India was chosen for time purposes within the country, as measured from the prime meridian.
