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Hindi / Sanskrit / Devanagari / Indo-Aryan languages / Harvard-Kyoto / National Library at Kolkata romanization / Brahmic scripts / Hindustani orthography / Languages of India
Date: 2014-12-15 23:32:30
Hindi
Sanskrit
Devanagari
Indo-Aryan languages
Harvard-Kyoto
National Library at Kolkata romanization
Brahmic scripts
Hindustani orthography
Languages of India

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