If ISRO becomes BSRO, will India become INDIA GATE? What will happen if we remove INDIA from the country’s name?

If ISRO becomes BSRO and India changes its name to INDIA GATE, what will happen to the country’s identity when we remove “INDIA” from its name?
The discussion about changing the name from “India” to “Bharat” has been ongoing throughout the day. A few days ago, protesters came together to advocate for the advancement of India in this direction. In this debate, the ruling BJP also mentioned that the names of the East India Company and Popular Front of India are linked to “India.”

How far will this name debate go? Will a decision be made through legislation in Parliament? All of this has sparked a lively discussion today. If the name of India changes to Bharat, it could potentially affect various aspects. Have you considered that every name containing “India” may also change? This could make foreign athletes who have chosen “India” as part of their name, such as New Zealand businessman and former cricketer Dion Nash, who has kept his daughter’s name as “India Lilac Nash,” unhappy.

If “India” changes its name, it may also have an impact on the names of all educational and research institutions in India. How will their names be affected when the word “India” is removed? It’s not as simple as it seems; it will shape the identity and pride of India, whether it becomes “India Gate” or “Gateway of India.” Will “India Gate” be called “Bharat Dwar”?
Recently, due to the success of the Chandrayaan-3 and Aditya L-1 missions, ISRO has garnered global admiration. Now, is there a possibility of changing its name from ISRO to BSRO? There is also significant discussion about this on social media.

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