Competition Success Review

Competition Success Review

Competition Success Review published this article page no 16 It only slowly and gradually displaced the Corypha palm leaf the use of which had the sanction of age and religion among the conservative Indian literates who looked with distrust upon this new productÖ There is no Sanskrit word for paper. The Chinese word is kog-dz the ëpaper made of the bark of the paper-mulberry treeí. When the Arabs in the eighth century learned paper-making from the Chinese they adopted the Chinese name for their own paper made of linen rags. The Persian word for paper kaghaz became kagaj in Hindustani. By the fourteenth century paper became popular in India. By the beginning of the seventeenth century paper had displaced Corypha leaves throughout northern India competition success review magazines subscription.

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