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When I first learned that the proofreading symbol commonly known as carat, an inverted V that we use for adding words in sentences actually came from Sanskrit, I was astounded! In Mrichhakatikam, a Sanskrit play written over 2000 years ago, the villain Shakaara rudely uses the word Kakapada to... show more

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