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English: Word Surahi ( pitcher ) is written in two different scripts Devanagri and Nastalique used for Hindi-Urdu in unison. This art for promotion of peace and collaboration in South Asia is called Samrup Rachna calligraphy |
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| Author | Dr Syed Mohammed Anwer |
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| current | 11:55, 23 April 2012 | | 180 × 242 (15 KB) | Dr Syed Mohammed Anwer |
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