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In India, most government offices keep separate summer and winter timings, and an official date for the start of winter/summer (Usually Nov 1 to April 1), just
by willywanker 3y ago
In India, most government offices keep separate summer and winter timings, and an official date for the start of winter/summer (Usually Nov 1 to April 1), just that it isn't universally mandatory. I don't see why this isn't a better solution than literally changing all the clocks.
- samarthr1 3y agoOnly where the winters are absurdly cold (i.e the north). Us South Indians enjoy more tolerable temperatures all through the year, as a consequence of which, our government offices don't change timings twice a year.