A Study on India's Cultural Relations with South East Asia and to Identify Several Socio Cultural Challenges that has Hindered the Revival and Rejuvenation of Traditional Cultural Relations Between India and South East Asia

This paper explores the history and nature of India's cultural relations with South-East Asia, with a focus on the challenges and opportunities for enhancing this relationship in the contemporary era. Drawing on a range of sources, including historical texts, academic literature, and empirical data, the paper identifies several key areas where India can take measures to strengthen its cultural ties with the countries of South-East Asia. These measures include promoting greater awareness of Indian culture in the region, supporting cultural exchanges and collaborations, facilitating the mobility of artists and cultural practitioners between India and South-East Asia, and leveraging digital technologies to expand cultural outreach and engagement. Overall, the paper argues that India's cultural relations with South-East Asia represent a valuable and dynamic aspect of the region's cultural heritage, and that there is considerable scope for further enhancing this relationship in the years to come.

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International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
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2024-09-02
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https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2024.v06i05.27075
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South Asian Studies and Conflicts
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A Study on India's Cultural Relations with South East Asia and to Identify Several Socio Cultural Challenges that has Hindered the Revival and Rejuvenation of Traditional Cultural Relations Between India and South East Asia

Mahua Choudhury -
International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
South Asian Studies and Conflicts
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A Study on India's Cultural Relations with South East Asia and to Identify Several Socio Cultural Challenges that has Hindered the Revival and Rejuvenation of Traditional Cultural Relations Between India and South East Asia

Mahua Choudhury -
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This paper explores the history and nature of India's cultural relations with South-East Asia, with a focus on the challenges and opportunities for enhancing this relationship in the contemporary era. Drawing on a range of sources, including historical texts, academic literature, and empirical data, the paper identifies several key areas where India can take measures to strengthen its cultural ties with the countries of South-East Asia. These measures include promoting greater awareness of Indian culture in the region, supporting cultural exchanges and collaborations, facilitating the mobility of artists and cultural practitioners between India and South-East Asia, and leveraging digital technologies to expand cultural outreach and engagement. Overall, the paper argues that India's cultural relations with South-East Asia represent a valuable and dynamic aspect of the region's cultural heritage, and that there is considerable scope for further enhancing this relationship in the years to come.

International Journal For Multidisciplinary ResearchVol. 6(5)
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South Asian Studies and Conflicts
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