<h1>Indian Musicians' Association distributes 45 crore rupees in royalties, reduces payment delays from years to months</h1> The Indian Singers' and Musicians' Rights Association advocates for music creators' rights and compensation on World Music Day. The organization has distributed over 45 crore rupees in royalties through an efficient ERP system, reducing payment delays from years to months. International collaborations with countries including Nepal and the UK ensure Indian artists receive global royalties, benefiting over 1100 performers. The association recently inducted 96 new members at its 64th board meeting, expanding representation across India's diverse music landscape. The initiative extends beyond lead performers to include session musicians, background vocalists, and instrumentalists in royalty distributions, transforming how the industry compensates music creators.