The Maithili Script was first used in the 10th century CE in the Mithila region of India.

The Maithili Script is derived from the Brahmi Script, which was used in ancient India.

The Maithili Script is used to write the Maithili language, which is spoken in the Mithila region of India.

There are 12 vowels in the Maithili Script.

There are 37 consonants in the Maithili Script.

The Maithili Script has a unique way of writing the letters 'r' and 'l', and it also has conjuncts for all consonants.

The Vedas are an example of a Maithili Script manuscript.

Vidyapati is a famous Maithili Script poet.

Harimohan Jha is a famous Maithili Script writer.

Mithila Mihir is a famous Maithili Script newspaper.

Mithila is a famous Maithili Script magazine.

Radio Mithila is a famous Maithili Script radio station.

Doordarshan Mithila is a famous Maithili Script television channel.

Mithila Makhaan is a famous Maithili Script film.

Mithila Natya Samiti is a famous Maithili Script theater group.