Sabjanta - Bangla website on Kolkata

 Or you may just run this file after you download a thirdparty tool from herhere.

Try the following in order:

1. In your browser, set the Encoding to utf-8. For Internet Explorer this is found in View->Encoding  menu. In Firefix, you would find  View->Character Encoding. If this enables you to view the pages propely, you are done.
2. If setp 1 doesnt solve the problem, you need to have Indic Language Support installed on your computer. Depending on the operating system of your computer the steps for installing the Indic Language support can be different. Some tutorials are available: Windows 2000 , Windows XP . For Linux and MacOS similar procedure is involved. You may need to restart your computer after installing the support package.
3. After step 2, you should see the web pages but may be with a small font size. If this the case, then you need a good font. This link has two free fonts you may try. After downloading and installing the fonts, you need to set your preferred font in the Browser settings. For IE, this is Tools->Internet Options, Fonts button in General Tab. From the dialog box, select Bengali as the language and the Font of your choice. Mukti looks best in my opinion. For Firefox, go to Tools->Options, then Advanced button in Content tab. Choose language, preferred font and encoding (utf-8).
4. If you have performed all of the 3 steps still having no good luck, then I cant help you. If you were unable to complete the steps, it is time to upgrade your sytem.