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Gurmukhi is by far the most predominant script used for writing Punjabi in eastern (Indian) Punjab. The Gurmukhi script is derived from the Landa alphabet and was standardised by Guru Angad Dev in the 16th century. It forms a part of the Brahmi script family. Gurmukhi should use the locale type ‘pa’ or ‘pa-IN’.
