Maharashtra, India
Maharashtra uses Indian Standard Time, fixed at UTC+5:30. Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Nashik, and the rest of the state share this official time, with no daylight saving clock changes at any point in the year.
Mumbai, India
Wednesday, 11 November 2026
UTC+5:30 · Asia/Kolkata
Time and sun data for Mumbai — the largest city of Maharashtra
The sun in Mumbai
Sunrise 6:45 AM Solar noon 12:24 PM Sunset 6:03 PM Daylight 11 h 18 min Night 12 h 42 min Civil twilight 6:22 AM – 6:26 PM
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Current time in Maharashtra, India
The state’s civil time is five hours and thirty minutes ahead of UTC. Because India maintains one standard time, a train departure, business appointment, or television schedule stated in local time means the same clock time across Maharashtra and elsewhere in the country.
No seasonal adjustment is applied. If an overseas colleague moves a clock forward or backward, the international time difference can change even though Maharashtra remains on UTC+5:30. Checking both locations for the meeting date avoids this common scheduling error.
Mumbai may move quickly and Pune may take the thoughtful route, but their clocks remain perfectly synchronized.
Time in Maharashtra’s major cities
Mumbai is the state capital and its largest metropolitan focus. Pune, Nagpur, Nashik, Thane, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Solapur, and Kolhapur are other major urban centres. There is no city-specific time zone within Maharashtra.
Mumbai: IST, UTC+5:30 Pune: IST, UTC+5:30 Nagpur: IST, UTC+5:30 Nashik: IST, UTC+5:30 Kolhapur: IST, UTC+5:30 Phones and computers normally select the time through an India or Kolkata time-zone setting. The label may mention Kolkata because time-zone databases need a representative identifier; it does not mean Maharashtra follows a different regional authority.
Coast, longitude, and sunrise
Maharashtra stretches from the Arabian Sea coast into inland areas, and its cities occupy different longitudes. Nagpur is east of Mumbai, so the sun’s daily cycle appears earlier by the clock there. Both cities nonetheless use the same official time.
Sunrise calculations must include the date. Day length and solar position vary during the year, while the local skyline affects what an observer actually sees. In Mumbai, buildings or cloud over the coast may block the visible sun. Around hillier districts, terrain can produce a similar delay.
Search by the specific city or coordinates. Verify that the displayed date is local to Maharashtra. Use civil twilight for the beginning of general outdoor light. Consult weather information when visibility matters.
For travel, distinguish sunrise from service hours. A viewpoint, park, station, or place of worship may follow its own opening schedule, regardless of dawn. Likewise, a calculated sunrise is not a guarantee of clear skies.
People travelling overnight from Mumbai to Nagpur keep their watches unchanged but may notice morning light arriving at a different point in their routine. This is the everyday difference between solar timing and a shared civil clock.
Questions and answers
- Does Mumbai have a different time from Nagpur?
- No. Both cities use Indian Standard Time, although their sunrise times differ.
- Does Maharashtra change clocks in summer?
- No. UTC+5:30 applies throughout the year.
- Which location should I use for sunrise?
- Use the exact city, district, or coordinates where you will observe it.