Convert time from ist to gmt

The time captured on Image by Camera is in IST.
how to convert the time of image to GMT

ashwiniashtikar wrote:
thanks for the answer
can you send me the java codeIt's just three flippin lines of code. One to create the SimpleDateFormat instance for which you will have to define the format since I don't know it. One line to set the Timezone. One line to call the parse() method. The Javadoc gives the detail.
If you can't write these three lines then I suggest you choose a more appropriate career. Maybe behind the counter at McDonnalds.

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=======================
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