A restaurant in Glasgow says it will correct a map of India after boxer Lovlina Borgohain raised the issue that the Northeast region was omitted. According to reports, Borgohain noticed the absence of India’s northeastern states on the map displayed at the venue and highlighted the mistake publicly. Following her remarks, the restaurant acknowledges that the map is inaccurate and states that it will make changes to reflect the Northeast region. The incident brings attention to how the region is represented in overseas signage and marketing materials. While the outlets report that the correction will be made, they do not provide details on when the revised map will be installed or what specific states or boundaries were missing. The reports also do not indicate any official response from Indian or UK authorities, focusing instead on the restaurant’s planned update after the public complaint. The episode underscores ongoing discussions about regional representation and cartographic accuracy.