The Antiquities and Art Treasures Act, 1972

The National Museum Act, 1949

The Copyright Act, 1957

The Indian Penal Code, 1860

To establish and maintain a national museum in India

To regulate the acquisition and display of artifacts in museums

To protect the rights of artists and communities in relation to their cultural heritage

To promote international cooperation in the field of museum management

Artifacts should be acquired only through legal and ethical means

Museums should prioritize the acquisition of artifacts that are of high monetary value

Artifacts should be acquired without regard to their cultural or historical significance

Museums should not acquire artifacts that have been stolen or looted

It provides copyright protection to artistic works, including paintings, sculptures, and photographs

It regulates the reproduction and distribution of artistic works

It establishes a system for the registration of copyrights

All of the above

Artifacts should be displayed in a manner that respects their cultural and historical significance

Artifacts should be displayed in a way that maximizes their monetary value

Artifacts should be displayed without regard to their potential impact on the rights of artists and communities

Artifacts should be displayed in a manner that is consistent with the museum's mission and values

It helps to promote cultural exchange and understanding among different countries

It facilitates the sharing of best practices and expertise in museum management

It enables museums to collaborate on research and conservation projects

All of the above

Museums should respect the rights of artists and communities to control the use of their cultural heritage

Museums should prioritize the acquisition of artifacts that are created by artists from marginalized communities

Museums should not display artifacts that are considered to be offensive or controversial

Museums should provide financial compensation to artists and communities for the use of their cultural heritage

It criminalizes the theft, destruction, and damage of cultural property

It provides for the punishment of individuals who engage in illegal trafficking of cultural property

It establishes a system for the registration of cultural property

All of the above

Museums should repatriate artifacts to their countries of origin upon request

Museums should only repatriate artifacts that are of low monetary value

Museums should not repatriate artifacts that are considered to be of national importance

Museums should repatriate artifacts only if they are guaranteed that they will be properly cared for and preserved

Museums and art galleries can showcase the cultural heritage of different communities and promote understanding and appreciation of diverse cultures

Museums and art galleries can provide a platform for artists and communities to share their stories and experiences

Museums and art galleries can facilitate dialogue and交流 between different cultures

All of the above

Museums and art galleries should take appropriate measures to conserve and preserve artifacts in their collections

Museums and art galleries should prioritize the conservation and preservation of artifacts that are of high monetary value

Museums and art galleries should not conserve or preserve artifacts that are considered to be of low cultural or historical significance

Museums and art galleries should only conserve or preserve artifacts if they have the necessary expertise and resources

Museums and art galleries can provide a platform for researchers to study and learn about different cultures and histories

Museums and art galleries can offer educational programs and resources for students and the general public

Museums and art galleries can collaborate with universities and other educational institutions to conduct research and promote knowledge

All of the above

Museums and art galleries should not sell artifacts from their collections

Museums and art galleries should only sell artifacts that are of low monetary value

Museums and art galleries should not sell artifacts that are considered to be of national importance

Museums and art galleries should only sell artifacts if they have obtained the consent of the artists or communities from which the artifacts were acquired

Museums and art galleries can attract tourists and generate revenue for local communities

Museums and art galleries can provide information and resources to tourists about the cultural and historical significance of the area

Museums and art galleries can promote responsible tourism practices and encourage tourists to respect the local culture and environment

All of the above