Gujarati fonts

i am not able to read any gujarati fonts in my nokia e63. Pls send me gujarati fonts or help me in any way, i am in need of this fonts, its really urgent. Pls help

Hi Harshal,
Welcome to the Forum..
As its not possible to install any Language pack at user end.. You may have to contact your local Nokia Care if they can do it for you.. as far as reading Gujarati internet sites are concerned.. there also you may have the same issue.. Though some News sites like 'News Hunt' will provide easy reading of newspapers like Sandesh and Divya Bhaskar in Gujarati..

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