Lack of translation

Cultural differences

Limited marketing and promotion

All of the above

It makes it difficult for non-Indian readers to access and understand the works.

It limits the potential readership of Indian literature.

It hinders the exchange of ideas and perspectives between Indian and international authors.

All of the above

Cultural nuances and references may be unfamiliar or difficult to understand for non-Indian readers.

Different cultural values and beliefs can lead to misinterpretations or misunderstandings of the work.

Cultural stereotypes and biases can influence the way Indian literature is perceived by international readers.

All of the above

It restricts the visibility and awareness of Indian literature among international readers.

It limits the opportunities for Indian authors to connect with global audiences.

It makes it difficult for Indian literature to compete with more widely promoted works from other countries.

All of the above

Increasing translation efforts to make Indian literature more accessible to non-Indian readers.

Promoting Indian literature through international book fairs, festivals, and literary events.

Encouraging cultural exchange and collaboration between Indian and international authors.

All of the above

It enables non-Indian readers to access and understand works written in Indian languages.

It facilitates the exchange of ideas and perspectives between Indian and international authors.

It promotes cultural understanding and appreciation among readers from different backgrounds.

All of the above

They provide a platform for Indian authors to connect with international publishers, agents, and readers.

They offer opportunities for Indian literature to gain visibility and recognition on a global scale.

They facilitate cultural exchange and dialogue between Indian and international literary communities.

All of the above

It exposes Indian authors to diverse perspectives and writing styles, enriching their creative process.

It fosters understanding and appreciation for Indian culture and literature among international readers.

It creates opportunities for joint projects and co-authored works, expanding the reach of Indian literature.

All of the above

They bring attention to Indian literature and its authors on an international level.

They validate the quality and significance of Indian literary works.

They encourage translation and publication of Indian literature in multiple languages.

All of the above

They provide access to Indian literature for readers worldwide, overcoming geographical and linguistic barriers.

They enable the dissemination of Indian literature through e-books, online journals, and literary websites.

They facilitate virtual literary events, discussions, and interactions between authors and readers.

All of the above

It makes Indian literature accessible to readers who do not speak Indian languages.

It allows Indian authors to connect with a wider readership and gain international recognition.

It contributes to the preservation and dissemination of Indian cultural heritage on a global scale.

All of the above

It provides a platform for Indian authors to showcase their work and interact with international readers and publishers.

It generates interest and curiosity about Indian literature among international audiences.

It facilitates networking and collaboration opportunities for Indian authors with their international counterparts.

All of the above

They provide a platform for Indian authors to connect with international publishers and readers.

They showcase the diversity and richness of Indian literature to a global audience.

They facilitate discussions and exchanges between Indian and international authors, fostering cultural understanding.

All of the above

By providing financial assistance for translation and publication of Indian literature in multiple languages.

By organizing international literary events and festivals to promote Indian literature.

By establishing cultural exchange programs and partnerships with other countries to facilitate collaboration between Indian and international authors.

All of the above

Limited translation of their works into other languages.

Lack of awareness and promotion of their works outside India.

Cultural and linguistic barriers that may hinder the appreciation of their works by international readers.

All of the above