Digital literature in India has brought about significant changes in the literary canon by challenging traditional notions of authorship and ownership, providing a platform for marginalized voices to be heard, and expanding the boundaries of literary expression.

Digital literature challenges traditional notions of authorship and ownership by allowing for collaborative writing and editing, enabling the easy sharing and distribution of works, and blurring the lines between author and reader.

Digital literature provides a platform for marginalized voices to be heard by allowing for self-publishing and distribution, reaching a wider audience through online platforms, and encouraging diverse forms of storytelling.

Digital literature expands the boundaries of literary expression by enabling the use of multimedia elements, allowing for interactive and non-linear narratives, and encouraging experimentation with form and style.

Digital literature in India faces challenges such as lack of access to technology and infrastructure, digital divide and literacy issues, and copyright and intellectual property concerns.

To address the challenges faced by digital literature in India, we can promote digital literacy and access to technology, develop policies and regulations that support digital literature, and encourage collaboration between authors, publishers, and technologists.

The future of digital literature in India is bright, as it is expected to continue to grow and evolve, become more accessible and inclusive, and play a significant role in shaping the Indian literary canon.

Digital literature is characterized by being born-digital, interactive, and accessible online. It is not printed on paper.

Digitization is the process of converting traditional literary works into digital formats.

Digital literature is more accessible, interactive, and can be easily shared. It is not more expensive than traditional literature.

Digital authorship, digital publishing, and digital storytelling are all terms used to describe the use of digital technologies in the creation and dissemination of literature.

Lack of access to technology, copyright issues, and lack of government support are challenges faced by digital literature in India. Lack of interest from readers is not a challenge.

Hypertext fiction is a type of digital literature that uses digital technologies to create interactive and non-linear narratives.

E-books, blogs, and podcasts are all types of digital literature. Video games are not considered digital literature.

Mobile literature is a type of digital literature that is specifically designed for mobile devices.