‘There Is No Pakistani Kashmir’: India Hits Back at The New York Times over ‘Incorrect’ PoK Terminology

‘Misleading’: India calls out New York Times’ headline

Indian Embassy in the U.S. disputes NYT's report on Kashmir, emphasizing it as Pakistan-occupied, not Pakistani Kashmir.

'Misleading': India Calls Out New York Times Over 'Pakistani Kashmir' Headline

Indian embassy in US rebukes New York Times for calling PoK 'Pakistani Kashmir', reiterates Jammu and Kashmir is integral to India.

'Misleading and incorrect': Indian Embassy corrects New York Times, says there's only ‘Pakistan-occupied Kashmir’

The response was issued by India following an article in the NYT about the recent violence and unrest going on in PoK.

‘There is no Pakistani Kashmir’: Indian embassy slams NYT report on PoJK, reiterates India’s stand

The Indian Embassy in the United States has strongly objected to The New York Times over its description of Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) as “Pakistani Kashmir” in a report on the ongoing unrest in the region, calling the headline “misleading and incorrect.” The criticism came after the newspaper published a report titled “Clashes Erupt in Pakistani Kashmir as Voting in Local Election Begins,” covering violence that erupted during t…

'No Pakistani Kashmir, only Pakistan-occupied Kashmir'—India calls out NYT over 'misleading' headline

The report published by The New York Times covering recent unrest and local elections in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir invited criticism by the Indian embassy.

"Misleading, Incorrect": India Slams New York Times' Terminology On PoK

India maintains that the entire Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are integral and inalienable parts of