To generate revenue for the tourism industry.

To preserve and revitalize folk music traditions.

To attract international tourists to India.

To promote cultural diversity and understanding.

By providing economic incentives for folk musicians to continue their practice.

By creating opportunities for folk musicians to perform and share their music with a wider audience.

By raising awareness about the importance of folk music and its role in cultural heritage.

All of the above.

Organizing folk music festivals and events.

Developing folk music-themed tours and itineraries.

Incorporating folk music into cultural heritage tours and experiences.

Supporting the establishment of folk music museums and centers.

By creating a demand for folk music performances and recordings.

By providing opportunities for folk musicians to collaborate with other musicians and artists.

By encouraging the teaching and learning of folk music to younger generations.

All of the above.

The lack of infrastructure and facilities in rural areas where folk music is often practiced.

The difficulty in attracting tourists to niche folk music events and destinations.

The need to balance the preservation of folk music traditions with the demands of tourism.

All of the above.

The Rajasthan International Folk Festival.

The Nagaland Folk Music Festival.

The Goa Folk Music Festival.

All of the above.

By creating employment opportunities for local communities.

By supporting the development of cultural infrastructure and facilities.

By promoting the sale of local handicrafts and products.

All of the above.

Respecting the rights and traditions of folk musicians and communities.

Ensuring that tourism does not lead to the commodification or exploitation of folk music.

Promoting folk music in a way that is authentic and respectful of its cultural context.

All of the above.

By exposing tourists to different musical traditions and cultural practices.

By encouraging tourists to interact with local folk musicians and communities.

By providing opportunities for folk musicians from different cultures to collaborate and perform together.

All of the above.

Working closely with local communities and folk musicians to ensure their involvement and consent.

Developing tourism products and experiences that are authentic and respectful of folk music traditions.

Providing training and support to folk musicians and communities to help them engage with tourists.

All of the above.

By encouraging tourists to stay in locally-owned guesthouses and homestays.

By promoting the use of local transportation and tour operators.

By supporting the sale of locally-produced souvenirs and handicrafts.

All of the above.

The lack of access to resources and opportunities.

The difficulty in reaching a wider audience beyond their local communities.

The need to balance their traditional practices with the demands of tourism.

All of the above.

By creating online platforms for folk musicians to share their music and connect with audiences.

By developing mobile apps that provide information about folk music events and destinations.

By using social media to promote folk music and engage with potential tourists.

All of the above.

The increasing popularity of experiential tourism and authentic cultural experiences.

The growing interest in sustainable and responsible tourism practices.

The use of technology to enhance the visitor experience and promote folk music.

All of the above.

By showcasing the rich musical traditions of India to domestic and international tourists.

By encouraging tourists to learn about the history and significance of folk music in India.

By providing opportunities for tourists to interact with folk musicians and communities.

All of the above.