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   <h2>Text segmentation</h2>
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           <figcaption>Examples of Indic Initial letters</figcaption>
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     <p>The Sunken and raised Initial letter are not preffered in Indian languages.In examples of this kind, reference points on the drop cap must align precisely with reference points in the text. In Indic scripts the top reference point is the hanging base line for those scripts that have one, and the bottom alignment point is the text after-edge.</p>
-    <p>No contour-filling, ie. kerning or fitting text around the initial letter, is required in Indian languages.</p>
+    <p>Initial letter wrap property is not applicable for Indian languages.No contour-filling is required in Indian languages.</p>
     <p>Alignment of the top line of the non-highlighted characters is at the top of the thicker top line of the initial letter is commonly used in India.In some examples top lines of the initial letter and the following letters don't touch. This is due to variable technology/formats used by the publishers. It is preferred that both the top lines of Initial letter and neighbouring text should touch.Here are some additional  examples of initial highlighted letter and drop letter based on the Indic syllable definition.</p>
 
       <p class="exampleList"><img src="images/I-letter1.png" alt="Bengali example" /></p>