We speak to the founders of Indian Standard Time (IST), a hard seltzer from Goa. Hard seltzer, an innately refreshing low-calorie drink, has propelled a new movement in the alcobev industry.

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 ...

To make Indian Standard Time (IST) mandatory, the government will soon notify Legal Metrology (Indian Standard Time) Rules, 2025. The draft rules were issued in January 2025 for stakeholders ...

An Australian woman’s video about “Indian standard time” may trigger you, but in your heart, you’ll agree with her. Explore. Search Wednesday, Apr 30, 2025. New Delhi o C. Subscribe.

Mandatory Use Of IST: The Indian government is set to make the use of Indian Standard Time (IST) mandatory across all legal, commercial, and administrative activities to enhance security and ...

“All references to time in legal, administrative, and official documents shall be considered to refer to Indian Standard Time (IST), unless explicitly stated otherwise,” the draft norms said.

One Nation, One time: Centre drafts rules for mandatory adoption of Indian Standard Time The proposal comes as part of efforts to ensure precise timekeeping in critical national infrastructure, ...

The Legal Metrology (Indian Standard Time) Rules, 2024, aims to establish a legal framework for standardising timekeeping practices, mandating IST as the sole time reference for legal ...

In Indian Standard Time, this translates to approximately 4:30 PM IST on November 5 and will continue across states until around 6:30 AM IST on November 6. For viewers in India, ...

How did various clocks in India reconcile and become Indian Standard Time and because time is ultimately fixed for arbitrary reasons, what happens when our body clocks go out of whack.

The draft Legal Metrology (Indian Standard Time) Rules are published on the website of the Department for public consultation on January 15, 2025.

Indian Standard Time: The proposal comes as part of efforts to ensure precise timekeeping in critical national infrastructure, including telecommunications, banking, defence, and emerging ...