Winter: New York → India
January 15, 2026 · 12:00 EST
22:30 IST · January 15
A LITTLE CLARITY, ACROSS TIME ZONES
Find the right time between Eastern time and India.
Pick a date. Keep daylight saving in view.
IST to EST: choose “IST (India) → EST / EDT” below.
EDT to IST: choose “EST / EDT → IST (India)”, then New York local time and your meeting date. New York uses EST in winter.
IST here means India Standard Time.
Choose a date and time to get started.
Same moment. Two local times.
India Standard Time is UTC+05:30.
A QUICK REFERENCE
India is 10 hours 30 minutes ahead of fixed EST, and 9 hours 30 minutes ahead of EDT.
Understand EST, EDT & IST| Eastern rule | India time |
|---|---|
| Fixed EST Any date | 22:30 Same day |
| New York January 15, 2026 · EST | 22:30 Same day |
| New York July 15, 2026 · EDT | 21:30 Same day |
TRY A REAL DATE
Use these examples as a starting point, then change the date and time for your meeting. Each link opens the converter above; it does not create a calendar event.
January 15, 2026 · 12:00 EST
22:30 IST · January 15
July 15, 2026 · 12:00 EDT
21:30 IST · July 15
January 15, 2026 · 20:00 fixed EST
06:30 IST · January 16
January 15, 2026 · 08:00 IST
21:30 fixed EST · January 14
Fixed EST is always UTC−05:00. New York uses EDT during daylight saving. Check the offsets, 2026 clock changes and sources.
GOOD TO KNOW
If a meeting is tied to a local New York clock, choose New York. It switches between EST and EDT by date. Choose fixed EST only when the organizer means UTC−05:00 throughout the year. If the invitation only says “EST” in summer, ask the organizer which rule they mean.
Yes. Select “IST (India) → EST / EDT” and enter the date and time in India. The Eastern rule still matters: fixed EST always uses UTC−05:00; New York follows daylight saving.
New York skips 02:00–02:59 on March 8, 2026; these times do not exist. On November 1, 2026, 01:00–01:59 occurs twice. The converter asks you to select the first (EDT) or second (EST) occurrence.
The date, time, direction, Eastern rule and any selected repeated-hour occurrence. They are stored after the # in the URL. Anyone with the link can read them. No account or saved event is created.