AkSarAH
akSarAH The akSarAH was invented by Aniruddha Basu in 1998 and was inspired the Brahmic scripts. Unlike such scripts, akSarAH vowels are written with individual letters while consonant are…
akSarAH The akSarAH was invented by Aniruddha Basu in 1998 and was inspired the Brahmic scripts. Unlike such scripts, akSarAH vowels are written with individual letters while consonant are…
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