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Earlier typing in Indian languages was a nightmare. Your only support was an onscreen keyboard where you had to click each letter. I remember how tiring and slow it was to type in this fashion. After some time came Hindi (in this article Hindi represents all Indic languages) Keyboard stickers. You had to stick them meticulously (or they peeled of) on your keyboard and tada! Your keyboard became bilingual. This improved the speed a bit but not knowing the arrangement of Hindi characters played a ...
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