Now when did this came up? एक दम अचानक google.co.in Looks like all the traffic from INDIA is being redirected to the new INDIA specific domain. Good news!! 
it is, but what happens to those who don't carry the right Hindi / Telugu / Marathi font 
I wonder. Till then just बल्ले बल्ले a brand new gift.
Update: August 04, 2003 - After numerous referral queries from Google India about people searching for INDIAN FONTS for viewing Google (or any other website using standard UTF-8 format) in their favorite language, I have compiled a quick list of usefull links to help you get started.
Linkosphere: Few helpful sites which talk about installing regional Indian languages
Update Nov 27, 2003: Devanaagarii.net newly launched website on "Why can't I see Hindi"
- Amit Agarwal posted on July 31, 2003 11:33 PM ISTHave sent you an email regarding this. It will be great if you could respond.
By Anita from 203.199.37.140 on August 1, 2003 05:15 PM ISTWell, even if they have the fonts, how easy it is to understand what Google is saying (e.g. _Nirdeshika_ for Directories? (perhaps..) )!?
By E from 171.159.128.10 on August 3, 2003 01:02 AM ISThttp://velankar.hypermart.net/fonts/dvsr0ntt.ttf
is not a unicode encoded font.
http://geocities.com/alkuma/seehindi.html
has a link to the unicode encoded version of the same.
Also, you really don't need to distinguish between Hindi and Marathi fonts.
is that so? I was under the impression that DV-TTSurekh was a unicode fon't [going by few sites mention so]. But you are a better authority. thxs for the correction.. Plus is the font set the same for Hindi and Marathi? I hope that is wat u mean.. Thxs again
By Amit (Netahoy) Agarwal from 219.65.237.108 on August 20, 2003 10:45 PM ISThttp://devanaagarii.net Why can't I see the Hindi section?
-- This page has moved.
Please update your bookmarks.
I want a hindi guide for MS office Access package for learning purpose.
By saroj kumar sharma from 203.200.19.98 on May 7, 2004 02:49 PM IST
