My problem, as linked to from comment #12, is that the Region & Language panel does not list India (English). Even if it lists a non-English format such as Korean as mentioned in comment #10, it still does not list any English formats other than the few noted in the OP. Installing language packs for Hindi and Bengali, for instance, lists the respective formats for India, but some English formats, for example, India, Nigeria, Zambia, etc., do not have specific language pack packages, and are not listed. On other distributions, the Region & Language panel uses the languages and formats selected by the user or installed on the system. For example, on Arch and its derivatives, the formats generated by locale-gen from /etc/locale.gen and listed by locale -a are all listed in the Region & Language panel. On Ubuntu (GNOME), although locale-gen generates all English locales and locale -a lists them, they are not listed in the Region & Language panel. (https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=141124)
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