Lack of recognition and appreciation

Limited access to resources and funding

Language barriers and regional biases

All of the above

It discourages writers from pursuing regional literature as a career.

It leads to limited opportunities for publication and distribution.

It hinders the growth and development of regional literary traditions.

All of the above

Lack of government support and funding.

Limited infrastructure and facilities for regional literature.

Bias towards mainstream literature in funding and resource allocation.

All of the above

They limit the reach of regional literature to a specific linguistic or regional audience.

They create difficulties in understanding and appreciating literature from different regions.

They lead to the marginalization of regional literature in mainstream literary discourse.

All of the above

Translation of regional literature into major Indian languages and English.

Establishment of regional literary academies and organizations.

Inclusion of regional literature in school and university curricula.

All of the above

It makes regional literature accessible to a wider audience beyond linguistic boundaries.

It facilitates the exchange of ideas and cultural perspectives between different regions.

It contributes to the preservation and revitalization of regional languages and cultures.

All of the above

They provide a platform for regional writers to connect, collaborate, and share their work.

They organize literary events, workshops, and conferences to promote regional literature.

They advocate for the rights and interests of regional writers and literature.

All of the above

It exposes students to diverse literary traditions and perspectives.

It fosters a sense of cultural appreciation and understanding among students.

It helps preserve and promote regional languages and cultures.

All of the above

Differences in cultural context and nuances.

Lack of skilled and experienced translators.

Limited resources and funding for translation projects.

All of the above

It enriches the national literary discourse with diverse perspectives and voices.

It promotes cultural understanding and appreciation among different regions.

It helps preserve and revitalize regional languages and cultures.

All of the above

It showcases the cultural diversity and unity of India.

It fosters a sense of shared identity and belonging among citizens.

It encourages dialogue and understanding between different regions.

All of the above

Increased government funding and support for regional literature.

Establishment of more regional literary academies and organizations.

Inclusion of regional literature in mainstream literary events and festivals.

All of the above

Thakazhi Sivasankara Pillai's 'Chemmeen' (Malayalam)

Amrita Pritam's 'Pinjar' (Punjabi)

Mahasweta Devi's 'Hajar Churashir Maa' (Bengali)

All of the above

It enriches the national literary discourse with diverse perspectives and voices.

It promotes cultural understanding and appreciation among different regions.

It helps preserve and revitalize regional languages and cultures.

All of the above

It reflects the unique history, traditions, and values of the region.

It provides a sense of belonging and identity to the people of the region.

It promotes cultural diversity and understanding among different regions.

All of the above