The Lotha Script is a writing system used by the Lotha Naga people, primarily found in the state of Nagaland, India. This script is part of the larger family of Naga scripts, which are designed to represent the various languages spoken by the Naga tribes. The Lotha Script is unique in its structure and is used for educational and cultural purposes within the Lotha community. Developed in the late 20th century, the Lotha Script aims to preserve the Lotha language and promote literacy among its speakers. It is often used in local literature, educational materials, and cultural expressions, helping to maintain the identity and heritage of the Lotha Naga people.