What is the difference between distemper and emulsion paint?

The main difference between distemper and emulsion paint lies in their composition, durability, and finish quality. Distemper Paint:Made from chalk, lime, pigments, and glue mixed with water or oil, budget-friendly option, limited durability, prone to fading, peeling, and powdering over time, low washability Emulsion Paint: Water-based paint containing acrylic or polymer resins, better adhesion and smoother finish, more durable and long-lasting Washable and stain-resistant (depending on grade): Available in multiple finishes such as matte, satin, and semi-gloss While distemper is economical, low-cost emulsion paints are generally a better alternative for interior walls