Lovlina Borgohain map controversy

'In map of India, our North East is missing': Medallist Lovlina felt ‘hurt’ in Glasgow

Lovlina Borgohain said she felt hurt after noticing India’s Northeast was missing from a map at a Glasgow restaurant during a celebratory dinner. The Assam boxer raised the issue with management, who acknowledged the mistake and promised to correct it. BFI president Ajay Singh said there was no confrontation, describing the incident as an aberration.

Glasgow restaurant to correct India map after Lovlina raises Northeast issue

India Map Controversy: Glasgow Restaurant’s Instagram Account Deleted After Apology

Glasgow restaurant deletes Instagram account after Lovlina flags 'incorrect map'

An Indian restaurant deleted its Instagram account after a map error was highlighted. Olympic medallist Lovlina Borgohain pointed out the missing Northeast region on napkins. The restaurant issued a public apology and promised to correct its logo immediately. Boxing Federation of India president confirmed the matter was resolved peacefully. The establishment has a history of hosting visiting sports teams and dignitaries.

Lovlina 'hurt' by missing Northeast on India map at Glasgow restaurant

The owners acknowledged the mistake and promise to rectify it

PM Modi lauds boxer Lovlina Borgohain for objecting to distorted Indian map at a restaurant in Glasgow

Modi's remarks were made during a meeting with the Commonwealth champions after their return from Scotland.

'Lambe Samay Tak Yaad Rehga': PM Modi Praises Lovlina Borgohain For Objecting To Incorrect India Map In Glasgow

‘That was not ordinary’: Modi praises Lovlina for objecting to distorted India map

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Indian athletes after the Commonwealth Games. He specifically commended boxer Lovlina Borgohain for her stand against a distorted map. Mirabai Chanu shared her emotional journey to a gold medal win. Athletes recounted their experiences and achievements during the informal gathering. The Prime Minister highlighted how their medals inspire the younger generation.