Promoting Indian children's literature is essential for preserving and celebrating India's rich cultural heritage, promoting inclusivity and diversity in children's literature, and encouraging children to read and develop a love for literature.

Libraries play a vital role in promoting Indian children's literature by providing access to a wide range of Indian children's books, organizing story-telling sessions and author visits, and collaborating with schools to promote reading programs.

Schools play a crucial role in promoting Indian children's literature by incorporating Indian children's literature into the curriculum, encouraging students to read Indian children's books, and organizing literary competitions and events.

Promoting Indian children's literature faces challenges such as lack of awareness about Indian children's literature, limited availability of Indian children's books in libraries and bookstores, and language barriers for children from non-Hindi speaking regions.

To overcome the challenges faced in promoting Indian children's literature, we can organize workshops and seminars to raise awareness about Indian children's literature, encourage publishers to produce more Indian children's books, and translate Indian children's books into different languages.