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Line 24: The 10 scripts used for Indian languages have evolved from the ancient Brahmi script and have common phonetic structure, making a common character set possible. The Northern scripts are Devanagari, Punjabi, Gujarati, Oriya, Bengali and Assamese, while the Southern scripts are Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and Tamil. The following are the ISCII characters: [[Image:Dec Hex Character Description 161 A1 ँ Vowel-modifier CHANDRABINDU 162 A2 ं Vowel-modifier ANUSWAR Line 118: 252 FC This position shall not be used 253 FD This position shall not be used 254 FE This position shall not be used]]

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