India has strongly objected to The New York Times describing Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) as "Pakistani Kashmir", reiterating that the territory is an integral part of India. Taking exception to the headline of a recent report published by the American newspaper, the Indian Embassy in the United States termed the description "misleading and incorrect."
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