Abstract: Indian Standard Time is the primary reference on which the country runs. However, keeping time is not the simplest of jobs. CSIR-NPL ensures that this time becomes accessible to all and everything runs proverbially, like clockwork.
The authors are from the department of Time and Frequency Standards, CSIR- National Physical Laboratory, New Delhi. poonam.arora@gmail.com
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