Photography is a relatively new art form in India, and is not considered to be a traditional Indian art.

The National Gallery of Modern Art is a modern art museum, and is not a traditional Indian art institution.

The Vedic period is not a major period in the history of Indian art education, as formal art education did not exist during this time.

Art colleges are a relatively new type of Indian art education, and are not considered to be a traditional Indian art education.

The lack of recognition for Indian art is not a major issue in the history of Indian art education, as Indian art is now widely recognized and appreciated.

The increasing privatization of art education is not a major trend in the history of Indian art education, as most art education in India is still provided by public institutions.

The lack of relevance of art education to the needs of the 21st century is not a major challenge facing Indian art education today, as most art education programs are now designed to meet the needs of the 21st century job market.

The increasing privatization of art education is not a major opportunity for Indian art education in the future, as it could lead to a decrease in the quality of art education and make it less accessible to students from low-income families.

To prepare students for the 21st century job market is not a major goal of Indian art education today, as most art education programs are still focused on preparing students for a career in art.

Government is not a major stakeholder in Indian art education, as most art education in India is provided by private institutions.