Using Indian language (Mangal) font for ePub in InDesign CS6?

Hi,
I created one Indian language epub in Indesign CS6 wiht "mangal font". See correct file for your ref.
But when I set text in Indesign & export that document for ePub & check in Adobe Digital Edition. I saw one character has missing. see below image:
Why this happened? Could any budy help on this topic? I need solution for this. or tell me which devnagari font has use for Adobe digital Edition?

Hi Ellis,
Please find download link below:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/nsi1yr76ial5cog/test_files.zip
Inside of zip are test document, font, InDesign file & picture of original text for your ref.

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