Lack of government support

Changing tastes of the audience

Lack of innovation

All of the above

Teaching it in schools

Hosting music festivals

Creating online resources

All of the above

Translating lyrics into English

Creating fusion music with Western genres

Using social media to promote Indian music

All of the above

The rise of independent artists

The use of technology in music production

The blending of traditional and modern genres

All of the above

It can be used to create new and innovative sounds

It can be used to make music more accessible to a global audience

It can be used to preserve and promote Indian music

All of the above

By bringing people from different cultures together

By teaching people about different cultures

By breaking down stereotypes

All of the above

Language barriers

Cultural differences

Lack of promotion

All of the above

By using contemporary sounds and styles

By collaborating with popular artists

By creating music that reflects the lives of young people

All of the above

The rise of the internet

The growing popularity of world music

The increasing interest in Indian culture

All of the above

By raising awareness of social issues

By inspiring people to take action

By creating a sense of community

All of the above

By teaching people about Indian history

By teaching people about Indian music and dance

By teaching people about Indian art and literature

All of the above

By attracting foreign tourists to India

By promoting Indian culture and heritage

By creating a positive image of India

All of the above

By creating jobs in the music industry

By attracting foreign investment

By boosting tourism

All of the above

By bringing people from different countries together

By teaching people about different cultures

By breaking down stereotypes

All of the above

By raising awareness of environmental issues

By inspiring people to take action

By creating a sense of community

All of the above