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Issue #1
- kk
- They are not conflicting. Do the math:
"datePublished": "2019-03-30T09:53:33+5:30",
+5:30 at the end
Indian Standard Time is 5 hours and 30 minutes ahead of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)
You see the date in UTC format.
It is possible for a perfect template to display a date/time that looks different than the original.
The spans that you use are unreliable because they don't even have any marks that this span shows the date and this contains author name and they may be random(check link below)
https://telegra.ph/wionews-date-and-authors-04-04
- Type of issue
- IV page is missing essential content
- Reported
- Apr 4, 2019
As I understand, you take time from JSON; it's unreliable. The site shows "Mar 30, 2019, 09.53 PM (IST)", note "PM", not "AM". 09.53 PM (IST) = 21:53 (IST) = 16:23. Your template shows 09.53 AM (IST) = 04:23.
"If conflicting dates are stored in multiple places on the source page, preference should be given to the time that is visible to the ordinary user who views the page in a browser."