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It's quite useful to display the borderline of a country on Google Maps.
If you click on the country name, the border line will show up, for instance:
Burma
Afganistan
When you click "India", there is no borderline showing up:
India
Is there any way to turn it on for India?
https://fossbytes.com/why-you-cant-highlight-these-countries-in-google-maps/
To avoid any controversy, and as an indirect sign that a country has conflicted borders, Google doesn’t highlight it when you search its name... A much-known example, in this case, is of India and Pakistan.
If you are still looking for a map of India, perhaps get one from a bookstore? There is also plenty of maps on the Internet, but keeping the fact that India's borders are being fought over with several countries, it most likely will differ from each other.
So in short, Google most likely won't be adding a red border for India to avoid controversy.
