Which language is known for its unique script called "Gurmukhi"?
Punjabi
Punjabi is the language known for its unique script called 'Gurmukhi,' developed to record Punjabi religious and literary texts.
Hindi, Bengali and Urdu use different scripts, such as Devanagari, Bengali script, or the Perso-Arabic script, not Gurmukhi.
Hence, Punjabi is the correct answer.
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