The emergence of new genres

The impact of technology

The decline of traditional forms of storytelling

The increasing popularity of regional languages

Historical fiction

Science fiction

Fantasy

Crime fiction

It has led to the rise of e-books and online publishing

It has facilitated the translation of Indian literature into other languages

It has created new opportunities for authors to connect with readers

All of the above

Arundhati Roy

Amitav Ghosh

Salman Rushdie

Vikram Seth

It has led to a greater diversity of literary expression

It has helped to preserve traditional forms of storytelling

It has increased the accessibility of literature to a wider audience

All of the above

The lack of government support for literary initiatives

The dominance of English as the primary language of literary expression

The limited reach of Indian literature beyond the country's borders

The increasing popularity of visual media over literature

They provide a platform for authors to connect with readers

They help to raise awareness about Indian literature globally

They encourage dialogue and discussion about literary works

All of the above

It has made it easier for readers to access and share literary works

It has led to the emergence of online literary communities

It has facilitated the translation of Indian literature into other languages

All of the above

It has brought diverse perspectives and experiences to Indian literature

It has challenged traditional gender roles and stereotypes

It has inspired other women to pursue writing as a career

All of the above

It often explores social and political issues

It is often written in a realistic style

It is often experimental in form and language

It is often set in a rural or traditional context

It has introduced new perspectives and themes to world literature

It has helped to bridge cultural gaps and promote understanding

It has inspired writers from other countries to explore Indian themes and settings

All of the above

The lack of translation of Indian works into other languages

The dominance of Western literature in the global market

The limited exposure of Indian literature to international audiences

The lack of government support for international literary initiatives

It makes Indian literature accessible to readers who do not speak the original language

It helps to introduce Indian culture and perspectives to a wider audience

It facilitates cultural exchange and dialogue between different countries

All of the above

It often explores urban themes and experiences

It is often experimental in form and style

It is often set in a rural or traditional context

It often incorporates elements of fantasy or magical realism

It has become more diverse and inclusive, reflecting the changing social and cultural landscape of India

It has become more experimental and innovative in terms of form and style

It has become more accessible to a wider audience, both in India and abroad

All of the above