Wrong time in iCloud calender?

I want to set up my icloud calender to be my default calender and sync with my phone but as I type events in in the icloud calender, they end up listing the times as wrong. I added an appointment I had at 9:20 but it shows up on the calender as 8:20 (if i click the event, it says 9:20)
Thanks!

Not so sure if this link helps u..Anyways gove it a try
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-2006/jw-1201-dst.html

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