A. It has led to a decline in the use of traditional Indian themes and motifs.

B. It has facilitated the exploration of new themes and perspectives, such as multiculturalism and transnationalism.

C. It has resulted in a homogenization of Indian literature, making it more similar to Western literature.

D. It has had no significant impact on the themes and content of Indian literature.

A. It has led to a decline in the use of regional languages and dialects.

B. It has promoted the use of English as the primary language of literary expression.

C. It has encouraged the use of hybrid languages and styles that blend elements from different cultures.

D. It has had no significant impact on the language and style of Indian literature.

A. It has led to a decrease in the readership of Indian literature outside of India.

B. It has facilitated the dissemination of Indian literature to a global audience.

C. It has resulted in a decline in the popularity of Indian literature within India.

D. It has had no significant impact on the audience and readership of Indian literature.

A. It has led to a loss of cultural identity and a sense of rootlessness.

B. It has facilitated the development of a more cosmopolitan and global identity.

C. It has resulted in a rejection of traditional Indian values and beliefs.

D. It has had no significant impact on the identity of Indian writers.

A. It has led to a decline in the influence of Indian literature on other literary traditions.

B. It has facilitated the exchange and cross-fertilization of ideas and influences between Indian literature and other literary traditions.

C. It has resulted in the marginalization of Indian literature in the global literary landscape.

D. It has had no significant impact on the relationship between Indian literature and other literary traditions.

A. It has led to a decline in the number of publishing houses in India.

B. It has facilitated the entry of multinational publishing companies into the Indian market.

C. It has resulted in a decrease in the diversity of published works in India.

D. It has had no significant impact on the publishing industry in India.

A. It has led to a more authentic and nuanced representation of Indian culture and identity.

B. It has resulted in a stereotypical and exoticized portrayal of Indian culture and identity.

C. It has had no significant impact on the representation of Indian culture and identity in literature.

D. It has led to a decline in the representation of Indian culture and identity in literature.

A. It has led to a decline in the critical appreciation of Indian literature.

B. It has facilitated the wider recognition and appreciation of Indian literature on a global scale.

C. It has resulted in a more critical and rigorous evaluation of Indian literature.

D. It has had no significant impact on the reception and critical evaluation of Indian literature.

A. It has led to a decline in the role of Indian literature in promoting cultural understanding and dialogue.

B. It has facilitated the use of Indian literature as a tool for promoting cultural understanding and dialogue.

C. It has resulted in a decrease in the interest in Indian literature as a means of promoting cultural understanding and dialogue.

D. It has had no significant impact on the role of Indian literature in promoting cultural understanding and dialogue.

A. It has led to a decline in the teaching and study of Indian literature in academia.

B. It has facilitated the inclusion of Indian literature in global literature curricula and courses.

C. It has resulted in a decrease in the research and scholarship on Indian literature.

D. It has had no significant impact on the teaching and study of Indian literature in academia.

A. It has led to a decline in the translation of Indian literature into other languages.

B. It has facilitated the increased translation of Indian literature into other languages.

C. It has resulted in a decrease in the quality of translations of Indian literature.

D. It has had no significant impact on the translation of Indian literature into other languages.

A. It has led to a decline in the adaptation of Indian literature into other media.

B. It has facilitated the adaptation of Indian literature into various media, such as film and television.

C. It has resulted in a decrease in the quality of adaptations of Indian literature.

D. It has had no significant impact on the adaptation of Indian literature into other media.

A. It has led to a decline in the role of Indian literature in shaping national identity and cultural heritage.

B. It has facilitated the use of Indian literature as a tool for shaping national identity and cultural heritage.

C. It has resulted in a decrease in the interest in Indian literature as a means of shaping national identity and cultural heritage.

D. It has had no significant impact on the role of Indian literature in shaping national identity and cultural heritage.

A. It has led to a decline in the role of Indian literature in promoting social justice and equality.

B. It has facilitated the use of Indian literature as a tool for promoting social justice and equality.

C. It has resulted in a decrease in the interest in Indian literature as a means of promoting social justice and equality.

D. It has had no significant impact on the role of Indian literature in promoting social justice and equality.