Official Mro (Mru) font released by the Government of Bangladesh via bangla.gov.bd (ICT Division & BCC). Part of the ethnic language digitization initiative to save endangered scripts.  The Mro script (Unicode U+16A40–U+16A6F), also called Krama, was invented in the 1980s by Manley Mru and is used for the Mro language spoken by indigenous people in Bangladesh's Bandarban district (Chittagong Hill Tracts) and border areas with Myanmar.  

Key Features:  
- Complete Unicode coverage for the unique Mro alphabet  
- Left-to-right, alphabetic design with clear, modern shapes  
- Good legibility for both print and digital screens  
- Supports basic punctuation and numbers  
- Built for easy typing and reading

Why it's outstanding: Mro is an endangered script, and this font makes it possible to write, share, and preserve Mro language digitally. Free for personal and commercial use (government license), perfect for community projects, books, apps, websites, or educational tools. A powerful contribution to indigenous language survival!

