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English: Karani script (also Chata script) is a cursive variant of the Odia script used in the pre-Independence Orissa (Odisha) region in South Asia. The writing system was primarily used by the Karana community(scribes) who were working for documentation and records keeping in the royal courts.
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Author Binod Kanungo

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