India Calls Out New York Times for 'Misleading' Headline on Kashmir
The Indian Embassy in the United States has publicly criticized The New York Times for using the term 'Pakistani Kashmir' in a headline, calling it 'misleading and incorrect.' The NYT article, published on July 28, 2026, reported on violent clashes and deaths in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) following local elections, referring to the city of Mirpur as being in 'Pakistani Kashmir.' India maintains that the region is illegally occupied by Pakistan and is an integral part of India. The embassy reiterated its stance on X (formerly Twitter), stating that the Union Territories of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh are inalienable parts of India. The NYT report, citing local officials, noted at least 30 deaths since early June amid protests over disputed legislative seats.
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