Centre notifies rules mandating IST as common time reference; 180-day window for compliance
The move comes amid growing reliance on digital and technology-based systems—from banking and payments to telecommunications, railways, power grids and computer networks—that depend on accurate and synchronised time stamps
· 8/30/2026, 2:02:47 PM· 2 min read
The move comes amid growing reliance on digital and technology-based systems—from banking and payments to telecommunications, railways, power grids and computer networks—that depend on accurate and synchronised time stamps
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