Explanation:

- Decreasing demand for domestic industrial products: Often, consumers may prefer imported goods due to quality or price advantages, affecting local industries.

- Globalisation: It brought increased competition from foreign players. Some Indian industries struggle to compete on quality, price, or technology against international counterparts.

- India doesn't have access to different markets because of high non-tariff barriers: Non-tariff barriers can limit the ability of Indian industries to export, affecting growth and expansion opportunities.

- All of the above: All these factors contribute to the slowdown of industrialisation during economic reforms.

Correct Answer: All of the above