Time stamp bug

The timestamp indicator should report 00:00:00.000 1970-01-01 however it reports 00:59:59.000 1970-01-01. Any other year than 1970 and this problem does not exist.
Could someone verify this? Please see attached code.
Attachments:
timestamp problem1.vi ‏11 KB

I get the value differently, but slightly in a different way.
I dont know exactly if it is a problem on the first hand.
I m in India, so GMT + 5.30. Are you somewhere from Europe?
See the attachment.
- Partha
LabVIEW - Wires that catch bugs!
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timestamp in IST (GMT+5.30).PNG ‏41 KB

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