The totally visible holy river Ganges must be, in my non-occult opinion, way more deadly, what after being used as a bathroom (*), washing machine, and drinking water of about 200 million people, before coming out in the Bay of Bengal. At that point even an atheist would walk on it -- drowning may not be an option (although sufficating would, with a tip of the hat to Terry Pratchett).

(*) Those holy man, do they come out of the river to go to the bathroom, or do they let the water "flush all their sins away"?

I would prefer to make a serious reply to this post.

As I have noted, the "philosophical" reasons for this proposed change are inherently devoid of merit to anyone who isn't a Hindu; how much relevance they may have to most members of that faith is a question I am not competent to judge.

It's true that English with the unmodified Latin alphabet is widely used in India, and the OP's suggestion does not seem to have caught on there - but advocating something like this, however eccentric it may seem, at least has an intelligible basis in that context.

But what I would note is that many if not most commercial fonts have licensing restrictions that prohibit modifying them, even for your own use. Thus this could be an unwise move.

"I would prefer to make a serious reply to this post."

Don't make serious replies to spam