Google Calendar uses Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) to help avoid issues with daylight savings time. When events are created, they're converted into UTC, but you'll always see them in your local time. If an area switches their time zone, events created before we knew about the change might be in the wrong time zone.
The reason that this problem occurs is that your calendar timezone setting may be incorrect. In a web browser open your Google Calendar. Click the Settings icon to the top right of the screen. Click Settings in the drop-down menu.
Android users have a similar setting for the Google Calendar app. Open Google Calendar, tap the Menu button in the upper-left corner and select Settings. On the next screen, tap General and turn off the button next to “Use device time zone” to stop appointments from shifting.
Change view settings
- On your computer, open Google Calendar.
- At the top right corner, click Settings. Settings.
- At the left, click View options.
- Choose your settings. Changes are automatically saved.
Outlook keeps track of time zones and daylight saving time so that events automatically appear at the correct time on your calendar. If you want, you can specify a different time zone for an event as you are creating it. To display the Time zone selector in the meeting window, on the Meeting tab, click Time Zone.
–Open up the New Appointment form (Go to your Calendar in Outlook and click New Appointment). –Click Invite Attendees. –Click Time Zones on the Ribbon. –Select the time zone of the other person from the drop-down.
To share your calendar with specific users, go to and follow the steps below.
- In the calendar list on the left side of the page, click the down-arrow button next to a calendar, then select Share this calendar.
- Enter the email address of the person you want to share your calendar with.
Add a second or third time zone
- Click the File tab.
- Click Options.
- On the Calendar tab, under Time zones, select the Show a second time zone check box and, if needed, the Show a third time zone check box.
- In the Label box for each time zone, type a name for the additional time zone.
Google Calendar uses Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) to help avoid issues with daylight savings time. When events are created, they're converted into UTC, but you'll always see them in your local time. If an area switches their time zone, events created before we knew about the change might be in the wrong time zone.
India currently has just one time zone, the Indian Standard Time (IST), which has been observed for over a century. It used to have two time zones though, Bombay Time and Calcutta Time, first established in 1884 during the British Raj.
Check your settings
Make sure that you have the latest version of iOS or iPadOS. Turn on Set Automatically1 in Settings > General > Date & Time. This automatically sets your date and time based on your time zone. Check that your device shows the correct time zone in Settings > General > Date & Time > Time Zone.Your other options would be to tell your calendar not to adjust events to the time zone you're currently in. In Android, open your calendar app –> go into settings. At the bottom you'll see a “Lock Time Zone” option. Use that setting to lock event times and dates to your selected time zone.
Yes, iPhone Automatically Updates For Daylight Saving Time
The short answer is “Yes”, your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and even your Mac will automatically move back an hour on their own. You don't need to set the time back manually as long as you have correctly set the timezone.In iOS — open-up settings –> scroll down to Calendar settings. In Android, open your calendar app –> go into settings. At the bottom you'll see a “Lock Time Zone” option. Use that setting to lock event times and dates to your selected time zone.
With time zone support on, a “time zone” pop-up menu appears when you create an event, letting you set any time zone you want. You can also reset the default time zone for your calendars (and their events) at any time. You can change any event's time zone.
