Not to my knowledge, you may find some helpful information though in the ISI
standards
for Devanagari script for use in schoolbooks (I cannot remember the exact
reference of
this standard, but I've seen it) The ISCII standard isn't much helpfull in
this respect, the
C-Dac implementations give some information, and even claim a standard
(ISFOC), about which
they are, however, a bit secretive, and these ignore a large number of
ligatures, because
they had only a limited number of glyphs they could get in a windows font,
and
it should be remembered that the number of ligatures differ very much from
one
publisher/font/writer, etc to another, and I don't believe a real standard
does excist.
Jeroen Hellingman
-----Original Message-----
From: Chookij Vanatham <chookij.vanatham@eng.sun.com>
>Is there any indian nation standard or industry standard for all hindi
ligature
>glyphs required in the font layout for hindi script ?
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