The Skulls, formed in Mumbai in 1978, are widely regarded as the first Indian punk band.

Indian Punk Attack, released in 1999, was the first compilation album to feature Indian punk bands.

Maharashtra, particularly the city of Mumbai, is known for its vibrant punk scene.

Punk Rock Mumbai is an annual punk festival held in Mumbai, showcasing both local and international punk bands.

The Skulls have released songs in multiple regional languages, including Hindi, Marathi, and English.

Regionalism has influenced Indian punk music in various ways, including the use of regional languages, focus on local issues, and the diversity of the punk scene.

The Skulls have gained international recognition for their unique blend of punk and traditional Indian music, performing at festivals and tours worldwide.

The Vultures, formed in Delhi in 1982, are known for their political and social commentary in their music.

The Parasites have released albums in both English and Hindi, catering to a wider audience.

The internet and social media have had a positive impact on the growth and popularity of Indian punk music in various ways.

The Pukes, formed in Chennai in the late 1990s, have been praised for their experimental and innovative approach to punk music.

The Skulls have been featured in international music magazines and have toured extensively in Europe, gaining a global following.

The Skulls have released music videos that have received significant airplay on television and online platforms, helping to raise their profile.

The emergence of Indian punk music has had a positive impact on the broader Indian music scene in various ways.