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UN-backed proposed world map must depict J&K, Ladakh as per India's official map: MEA
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The New Indian Express reports that the Ministry of External Affairs declared that any UN-initiated world map must display Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh in line with India's official map. Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal noted that India supported a UN General Assembly resolution aimed at equal-area cartographic representation while clarifying that the resolution does not endorse specific national boundaries. Jaiswal reiterated that India's stance on its sovereign territory remains clear, consistent, and non-negotiable.
UN-backed proposed world map must depict J-K, Ladakh as per India's official map: MEA
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The Hindu reports on statements from Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal asserting that a UN-proposed world map must depict Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh in accordance with India's official map. Jaiswal explained that India voted for a UN General Assembly resolution promoting equal-area map projections while noting the resolution does not endorse specific national boundaries. He stressed that India's position on its sovereignty and territorial integrity is clear, consistent, and non-negotiable.
UN-backed world map must depict J&K, Ladakh as per India's official map, says MEA
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The Economic Times reports that India announced that a UN-initiated proposed world map must depict Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh in accordance with its official map. According to an External Affairs Ministry press release and spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal, India supported a UN General Assembly resolution promoting equal-area cartographic representation. Jaiswal and First Secretary Raghoo Puri clarified that the non-binding resolution does not endorse any specific map projection or address political cartography and boundaries.
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The Daily Jagran reports that India stated any UN-backed proposed world map must accurately depict Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh according to India's official map, warning that misleading representations are unacceptable. This follows India's vote in favour of a UN General Assembly resolution sponsored by Togo regarding equal-area cartographic representations. External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal emphasized that the resolution does not endorse specific boundaries and that India's territorial stance is non-negotiable.