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You locales are weird. You should have a look at the sudo update-locale and at the sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales ubuntu commands. If you do not want to touch that, a quick workaround is to type:

export  LC_ALL=en_IN.UTF-8
export LANG=en_IN.UTF-8

You can add those lines to your ~/.bashrc file.

You locales are look weird. You should have a look at the sudo update-locale and at the sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales ubuntu commands. commands (search on the web to see what they do). If you do not want to touch that, a quick workaround is to type:

export  LC_ALL=en_IN.UTF-8
export LANG=en_IN.UTF-8

You can add those lines to your ~/.bashrc file.

You locales look weird. You should have a look at the sudo update-locale and at the sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales ubuntu commands (search on the web to see what they do). If you do not want to touch that, a quick workaround is to type:

export  LC_ALL=en_IN.UTF-8
export LANG=en_IN.UTF-8

You can add those lines to your ~/.bashrc file.