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The use of the Kharoshthi script in ancient India was the result of India's contact with
Answer: C
It was contact with Iran.
Kharoshthi derives from the Aramaic script used in the administration of the Achaemenid empire, which held Gandhara from the sixth century BCE. It is written right to left, unlike Brahmi, and was used in the north-west down to about the third century CE.
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