A Glasgow restaurant faces backlash after customers and social media users criticized napkins it provides at tables for showing an India map that omits the North East region. NDTV reports that the restaurant’s printed napkins display a partial outline of India, with critics saying the North East is not included. The issue sparked public discussion online and drew attention from people in the region who view the omission as inaccurate and culturally insensitive. The controversy centers on whether the map used on the napkins is complete and representative, rather than on any other actions by the business. NDTV’s account describes the criticism and the resulting backlash but does not include additional details such as the restaurant’s response, any timeline for changing the design, or whether authorities or consumer bodies become involved. The story remains focused on the specific design element—the napkins’ India map—and the reaction it produces among customers and observers.