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The article from MSN discusses the ongoing debate about the use of the term "Bharat" versus "India" in official contexts, sparked by an invitation from President Droupadi Murmu for a G20 dinner which referred to her as the "President of Bharat." This has led to speculation and discussions on whether the Indian government might officially change the country's name from India to Bharat. The article outlines the historical and cultural significance of both names: "Bharat" is rooted in ancient texts like the Mahabharata and is seen as a move towards decolonization by shedding names given by colonial rulers, while "India" has been used internationally and is embedded in the country's constitution as "India, that is Bharat." Various political figures and parties have expressed their views, with some supporting the shift to Bharat for cultural reasons, while others see it as an unnecessary change or a political distraction. The debate also touches on the implications for national identity, international recognition, and the potential need for constitutional amendments.

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