Hello again Йогеш,

As we said before, some of India’s borders are disputed. The Indian government says one thing is right, other governments say something else is right. Many map services solve this issue by showing everyone the map they want to see - if you log on from India, you see one border, if you log in from China, you see a different border. OpenStreetMap does not do that; the map on openstreetmap.org looks the same for everyone, and is not modeled after what governments want to be true, but after the actual situation on the ground. Here’s more about that: https://wiki.osmfoundation.org/w/images/d/d8/DisputedTerritoriesInformation.pdf

Please don’t change borders to match what you believe to be right when it doesn’t match the situation on the ground, and don’t vandalise disputed areas with made-up names.

If you do this again you’ll be prevented from editing OpenStreetMap more permanently.

Best Regards,

Andy Townsend, on behalf of OSM’s Data Working Group.