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India is 10 hours 30 minutes ahead of New York during Eastern Standard Time, and 9 hours 30 minutes ahead during Eastern Daylight Time. At 9 AM in India, it is 10:30 PM the previous day in New York in winter, or 11:30 PM the previous day in summer.
People often use EST or PST to mean the local city time all year. This converter follows the city’s actual time zone, including EDT or PDT when daylight saving applies. It does not treat those abbreviations as a fixed offset.
Find out what time it is in another city at any moment you choose. Compare up to eight destinations, see calendar-day changes and plan a time that works across borders. All calculations happen in your browser, with no account or external time service.
UTC is the international reference for civil time. GMT is a time zone with a zero-hour offset from UTC. For everyday scheduling, their displayed clock times agree. India uses UTC+5:30, which means its clocks are five hours and thirty minutes ahead of UTC.
Some places move their clocks during the year. A city’s IANA time zone, such as America/New_York, includes those rules; a fixed offset does not. The converter uses your chosen date to find the right offset. When a clock change skips a local time or repeats it, the tool explains the issue and asks you to choose a valid occurrence. Keep your browser and operating system up to date for the latest time zone rules.
India uses Indian Standard Time (IST), UTC+5:30, throughout the year. Its IANA identifier is Asia/Kolkata. New Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru all use this time zone.
Yes. It uses the time zone rules built into your browser for the date you select. If a local time occurs twice, choose the first or second occurrence. If it does not exist, choose another time.
Coordinated Universal Time is the reference used to express time zone offsets. UTC itself does not change for daylight saving time.
Different countries can change their clocks on different dates, or not change them at all. The difference between two cities can therefore vary even within the same month.
Yes. Add up to eight destinations alongside your source city. Reorder, remove or change them, then share a link that preserves the selected cities, date, time and repeated-time choice.
The planner compares daily working hours over the selected source city’s calendar day, minute by minute. It supports overnight shifts and 23-hour or 25-hour days. Weekends and holidays are not excluded. Working-hour preferences are not included in shared links.