by Manushi Parikh (Devanagari and Latin), Jyotish Sonowal (Devanagari)
Sarpanch is catalogued as a sans serif family with 6 styles and 1037 glyphs. Available weights in the catalog: 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900. Recorded language subsets include Latin, Latin Ext.. Embedded licence metadata credits Manushi Parikh (Devanagari and Latin), Jyotish Sonowal (Devanagari). The recorded licence is the SIL Open Font License, which permits commercial use subject to the licence terms included with the download.
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Yes. The verified SIL Open Font License record for Sarpanch allows commercial use subject to the licence terms included with the download.
Sarpanch has 6 listed styles, with catalog weights 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900. Use the live preview above to inspect the included files before downloading.
Sarpanch records 1037 glyphs across 6 styles. The core preview above is a visual test, not a complete Unicode coverage report; browser fallback can make an unsupported character appear available, so verify required language and symbol coverage in the font file before production use.
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