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Chronicles and manuscripts were given due consideration during Mughal reign in India. Here is an excerpt from Ain-i- Akbari, book by Abu’l Fazl, courteir of Mughal King Akbar*, on importance of writing:<\/p>\n
The written word may embody the wisdom of bygone ages and may become a means to intellectual progress
\nThe spoken word goes to the heart of those who are present to hear it .
\nThe written word gives wisdom to those who are near and far
\nIf it was not for the written word, the spoken word would soon die, and no keepsake would be left us from those who are passed away.
\nSuperficial observers see in the letter a dark figure, but the deep-sighted see in it a lamp of wisdom(chirag e shinsai)
\nThe written word looks black, not withstanding the thousand rays within it, or it is a light with a mole on it that wards off the evil eye.<\/p>\n
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