I don't understand what is the need of beggin too! If the product is good it'll surely get noticed
"Begging" is a very harsh term. The right term for this is called MARKETING. It is the missing piece in the open-source puzzle.
"Will noticed if it is good" is the attitude which keeps many open-source projects' market share low. Several FOSS projects are of very high quality. Firefox is one of the very very few FOSS projects which does marketing well and that is the reason it poses significant threat to the previous monopoly leader of browser world.
"Marketing" is the only thing stopping FOSS from great success. Thanks to Firefox for acting as a good model for other FOSS projects.

"Marketing" is also the key which has helped Red Hat, Novell and Ubuntu get considerable visibility even in non-tech world. CEOs of many companies would not know Slackware or Debian (very very solid distros), but they would definitely know Red Hat, Suse and in near future Ubuntu too.
Regarding the depiction of India (if it is Kashmir), they have not included the area of POK (Pakistan Occupied Kashmir). This would serve as a reminder to Indians that a part of motherland is not completely held by us.