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| Nokia apologizes for its Kashmir blunder | | | Agencies
New Delhi, Dec 22: Nokia India has admitted error in showing Kashmir as part of Pakistan's territory in its mobile navigation system and expressed regret for the More Pictures
An e-mailed statement by Nokia India said, 'Nokia India, deeply regrets an inadvertent error in depicting certain international boundaries in an older version of its maps.'
In its statement the firm also added, all India maps on Nokia devices are sourced from Navteq Inc. and its affiliates and subsidiaries. Navteq Inc, (with its affiliates and subsidiaries) has all the necessary approvals for city maps in India as well as all international and coastal boundaries from the Survey of India, the National Survey and Mapping Organisation of the country under the Department of Science & Technology, Govt of India.
Nokia currently offers maps of over 200 countries including India with over 15 million global points of interest. Nokia Maps are currently accessible online through the PC and/or a mobile device or come preloaded on select devices.
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