The ‘Modi script’ was employed in the documents of the

The correct answer is D because the Modi script was the primary cursive script used to write the Marathi language for administrative and record keeping purposes. It was extensively employed by the Maratha Empire from the 17th century until the mid 20th century. The script was designed for speed and efficiency, allowing writers to draft official documents without lifting the pen from the paper frequently. While the Wodeyars, Zamorins, and Hoysalas ruled different regions and used scripts like Kannada or Malayalam, the Marathas specifically developed and popularized Modi for their state archives and revenue records.