It has led to a decline in local attendance.

It has increased the participation of international authors and readers.

It has resulted in a shift towards regional languages.

It has made literary festivals more exclusive.

Increased diversity of authors and perspectives.

Greater exposure for Indian literature on a global scale.

Improved infrastructure and facilities at literary festivals.

Reduced funding and support for literary festivals.

It has led to a focus on local and regional issues.

It has encouraged the exploration of global and cosmopolitan themes.

It has resulted in a decline in the quality of literary discussions.

It has made literary festivals more commercialized.

Increased competition from international literary festivals.

Rising costs of organizing and attending festivals.

Language barriers and cultural differences.

Improved access to literary works through digital platforms.

It has led to a decline in cultural exchange between India and other countries.

It has facilitated cultural exchange by bringing together authors and readers from different parts of the world.

It has resulted in the homogenization of cultural expression.

It has made cultural exchange more difficult due to language barriers.

Increased use of technology and digital platforms.

Adoption of international best practices and standards.

Greater emphasis on commercialization and profit-making.

Enhanced collaboration between literary organizations and institutions.

It has made literary festivals more sustainable by attracting international funding and support.

It has increased the environmental impact of literary festivals due to increased travel and consumption.

It has led to a decline in the number of literary festivals due to financial challenges.

It has encouraged the adoption of sustainable practices at literary festivals.

Increased translation of Indian literature into foreign languages.

Growing popularity of Indian authors and books internationally.

Decline in the readership of Indian literature due to globalization.

Emergence of new literary genres and styles influenced by global trends.

It has made literary festivals more apolitical and focused on entertainment.

It has provided a platform for authors and activists to address social and political issues.

It has led to a decline in the participation of marginalized communities in literary festivals.

It has resulted in increased censorship and restrictions on freedom of expression at literary festivals.

Increased collaboration and partnerships with international literary organizations.

Greater focus on digital platforms and virtual events.

Decline in the importance of physical literary festivals.

Growing demand for diverse and inclusive literary content.