Time Zone Converter

Pakistan runs on PKT (UTC+5) year-round. The offsets that matter shift twice a year because the other side observes daylight saving:

Since Pakistan doesn't observe daylight saving, every recurring meeting with the US or Europe silently moves twice a year — the 9 PM call becomes 10 PM in March and reverts in November, and someone misses it each time. The fix: anchor recurring events to the other side's zone in your calendar (calendars handle the shift automatically) rather than memorizing an offset. And when someone says “3 PM EST” in July, they almost certainly mean EDT — clarify dates around the March/November switches.

Converting one meeting time is this tool; watching several cities continuously is the world clock; finding a slot that's humane for three continents at once is the meeting planner. And when a server log shows a bare Unix timestamp — which has no zone at all — the timestamp converter renders it into whatever local time you need.