Implementation of Two Time Zones in India
Sector: Government • Location: India
Source: Business Standard
Proposal to divide India into two time zones to optimize electricity usage and reduce energy stress by aligning work hours with sunlight availability. Eastern states like West Bengal and Assam would move to GMT+6:00 hours, while western states like Maharashtra and Gujarat would shift to GMT+5:00 hours. This aims to reduce peak load on the national grid and improve energy efficiency, especially wit
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Description | Proposal to divide India into two time zones to optimize electricity usage and reduce energy stress by aligning work hours with sunlight availability. Eastern states like West Bengal and Assam would move to GMT+6:00 hours, while western states like Maharashtra and Gujarat would shift to GMT+5:00 hours. This aims to reduce peak load on the national grid and improve energy efficiency, especially with increasing electric vehicle usage and electric cooking appliances. |
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