How Indian Arts and Culture Sector Contribute to Promoting Social Inclusion and Sustainable Development

Indian art and culture, particularly its indigenous forms, play a pivotal role in fostering social inclusion and sustainable development. The study highlights that these artistic expressions, ranging from mural paintings to cave sculptures, not only reflect historical lifestyles but also evoke deep emotional connections with people, contributing to a culturally rich environment for future generations. By employing mixed-method approaches—including surveys and case studies—the research underscores the significance of art in societal progress. Notable examples, such as the Ajanta, Ellora, Elephanta caves, and Khajuraho temples, illustrate diverse styles of love and romance, further emphasizing their cultural and developmental impact.

Dr. Shruti Salvan. (2025). How Indian Arts and Culture Sector Contribute to Promoting Social Inclusion and Sustainable Development. Vidhyayana, 10(si3). https://doi.org/10.58213/vidhyayana.v10isi3.2220