Punjab, India
Punjab follows India Standard Time, UTC+5:30, throughout the year. The state does not change clocks seasonally, so its cities—including Ludhiana, Amritsar, Jalandhar, and Patiala—always share the same official time.
Ludhiana, India
Sunday, 8 November 2026
UTC+5:30 · Asia/Kolkata
Time and sun data for Ludhiana — the largest city of Punjab
The sun in Ludhiana
Sunrise 6:48 AM Solar noon 12:11 PM Sunset 5:35 PM Daylight 10 h 47 min Night 13 h 13 min Civil twilight 6:23 AM – 6:00 PM
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Current time in Punjab, India
The current time in Punjab is the same as the current time in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and every other part of India. India uses a single national time zone, commonly abbreviated as IST. Punjab does not observe daylight saving time. If you arrange a call, journey, or online event involving Punjab, the difference from places that change their clocks may shift during the year even though Punjab’s own clock remains unchanged. Punjab keeps one steady clock; only the person running late needs to adjust it.
Time zone and major cities
Punjab uses UTC+5:30. This means local clocks are five hours and thirty minutes ahead of Coordinated Universal Time. The half-hour offset matters when converting schedules, especially when an international calendar assumes whole-hour differences.
Major urban centres across the state use exactly the same time: Ludhiana, a prominent industrial city Amritsar, home to the Golden Temple Jalandhar, an important commercial centre Patiala, known for its royal heritage
Bathinda, a major city in southwestern Punjab There is no time-zone boundary within Punjab. Travelling between these cities does not require changing a watch, phone, or vehicle clock. Chandigarh also follows IST, although it is a union territory and serves as the shared capital of Punjab and Haryana.
Sunrise and daylight in Punjab
Sunrise time depends on the date and the observer’s location. Punjab lies in northwestern India, so sunrise there is generally later by the clock than in states much farther east, despite both places using IST.
Within Punjab, eastern and western locations can have slightly different sunrise and sunset times. Seasonal changes also matter: summer brings longer daylight, while winter brings shorter days. A time-zone reading therefore cannot supply an accurate sunrise time by itself.
Choose the exact Punjab city or coordinates. Check the intended calendar date. Use the listed local sunrise in IST. Allow for local terrain and the difference between calculated sunrise and visible sunlight.
For outdoor plans, prayer times, photography, or travel, use a city-specific daily result rather than a statewide estimate. A sunrise listed for Amritsar should not automatically be treated as the precise value for Ludhiana or Bathinda.
Questions and answers
- What time zone is Punjab in?
- Punjab is in India Standard Time, which is UTC+5:30.
- Does Punjab use daylight saving time?
- No. Punjab keeps the same official time throughout the year.
- Is sunrise at the same time across Punjab?
- No. Sunrise varies with date and location, although every city displays it using the same IST clock.