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22 May, 18:31

What promoted India to return to purely Indian named places in the early 2000s?

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  1. 22 May, 18:35
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    A Desire to erase traces of British colonial influence
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    A desire to erase traces of British colonial influence to make them easier to pronounce for foreigners to showcase cultural diffusion in the region to attract businesses interested in outscoring.
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