The fusion of diverse cultural influences and traditions

The rejection of traditional literary forms and conventions

The exclusive focus on indigenous cultural elements

The promotion of a singular national identity

By promoting a sense of cultural homogeneity

By reinforcing existing social hierarchies

By blurring the boundaries between different literary genres

By advocating for a strict adherence to traditional literary forms

The incorporation of multiple languages and dialects

The subversion of conventional literary structures

The exclusive use of traditional literary forms

The exploration of diverse cultural and historical contexts

It has diminished the author's significance as a solitary creative force

It has elevated the author's status as a cultural icon

It has reinforced the author's authority over the literary text

It has led to the emergence of collaborative and collective authorship

It has widened the gap between literature and the masses

It has strengthened the connection between literature and social issues

It has led to the marginalization of regional and vernacular literatures

It has promoted a uniform and standardized literary culture

The use of multiple languages and dialects in a single literary work

The fusion of traditional and modern literary forms

The incorporation of indigenous cultural elements into contemporary literature

The strict adherence to classical literary conventions

It has made Indian literature more accessible to a global audience

It has led to a uniform and standardized interpretation of literary texts

It has resulted in the marginalization of Indian literature in international literary circles

It has discouraged the translation of Indian literature into other languages

The Progressive Writers' Movement

The Nativism Movement

The Indian New Wave

The Romantic Movement

It has led to the inclusion of a wider range of literary works in the canon

It has resulted in a narrowing of the literary canon

It has reinforced the dominance of traditional literary works in the canon

It has discouraged the study of contemporary literature in academic institutions

The resistance to change from traditional literary institutions

The lack of critical appreciation for hybrid literary works

The difficulty in translating hybrid literary works into other languages

The promotion of hybridity as a dominant literary ideology

It has led to the emergence of standardized and uniform literary forms

It has encouraged the revival of traditional literary genres

It has facilitated the blending of diverse literary traditions and influences

It has resulted in the marginalization of experimental and innovative literary forms

The redefinition of literary boundaries and conventions

The promotion of cultural diversity and inclusivity

The reinforcement of existing social hierarchies and inequalities

The challenge to traditional notions of authorship and authority

It has led to the separation of literature from political engagement

It has facilitated the use of literature as a tool for social and political change

It has resulted in the marginalization of political themes in literary works

It has encouraged the promotion of a singular political ideology in literature

The emergence of new literary aesthetics and sensibilities

The revitalization of traditional literary forms and genres

The homogenization of literary expression

The promotion of cross-cultural understanding and dialogue

It has led to the development of standardized and uniform critical methodologies

It has encouraged the exploration of diverse critical approaches and perspectives

It has resulted in the marginalization of traditional critical theories

It has discouraged the study of hybrid literary works