Hari Govind Govil: The Indian American Who Patented The “Hindu Font”
byHari Govil patented a “typeface” that adapted the Devanagari script & made it compatible for the printing press.
Hari Govil patented a “typeface” that adapted the Devanagari script & made it compatible for the printing press.
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