Digital narratives delve into the fascinating and ever-changing world of digital Indian literature. Online platforms, multimedia formats, and interactive experiences that tell and access tales are the result of a new kind of literary presentation that combines classic storytelling with contemporary digital media. From its inception in ancient Greece, Rome, or Britain, literature has seen many changes and developments. Literary fads and preferences evolve in tandem with societal and political shifts. The development of English literature brought about a change in the Classical standards and ethics of literary composition. The act of writing itself has evolved significantly throughout antiquity. One commonality among online communities dedicated to books is the use of social media, particularly blogs and forums for the purpose of digital self-publication and information sharing. All the way through the writing process and beyond, digital platforms are crucial because of the revolutionary impact they have on the dynamic between writers and readers. In order to be informed and protect their rights, they need to conduct a complete evaluation. However, before informing stakeholders and spending money, they need be sure the advantages would be worth it.
Swapna et al. (2025) studied this question.