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British Council and Art X Company launch ‘India Literature and Publishing Sector Study’

Kolkata, Jan 11 (UNI) The British Council and the Art X Company on Tuesday announced the release of the ‘India Literature and Publishing Sector Study’.
It's a pioneering primary research project aimed at understanding the challenges faced by Indian publishers, agents, authors, translators, and industry bodies when making literature written in Indian languages more widely available to an international English-speaking audience, according to a media statement.
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