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The government of India may attempt to change the official name of the nation to “Bharat,” according to a report, after a row erupted in the country over G20 Summit invitations. The dinner ...

A state-issued invitation to a dinner reception for world leaders at the G20 summit in India referred to the “President of Bharat” — the Hindi or Sanskrit version of India.

He said India on Tuesday formally lodged the objection through diplomatic channels with the Chinese side on the so-called 2023 “standard map” of China that lays claim to India’s territory.

Google Maps now displays "Bharat" as the official country name for India, along with the Indian flag. This change allows users to search for either "Bharat" or "India" to view the official Indian map.

The joint venture with India’s information technology company HCLTech was formed in 2012 to provide business operations services. State Street expects to complete the deal by June 30.

India’s judicial system, never known for its speed, will slow further. Out in the world, official street names are a fiction. No one is ever quite sure where they are.

India now has 28 States and eight Union Territories .But that was not the case when the country became independent in 1947 Over 75 years, the Indian map has undergone several changes.

However, India’s map is literally embedded in stone in a building Modi called a “temple of democracy”, in a country that styles itself as a regional leader.