भारत में अंग्रेजी राज (पण्डित सुन्दरलाल - ब्रिटिश औपनिवेशिक लूट व षड्यन्त्रों का प्रामाणिक इतिहास)

' or 'अं' / 'श्रौर' or 'और'?
Wait! Look at the glyph closely:
Does it have the loop of 'श'?
Let's zoom in 500% on "श्रंगरेज़ी" in the title:
It has:

• A horizontal headline (shirorekha)
• A loop hanging down from the headline, curving right, then a diagonal down to the left... wait!
  Look at "श्र" in "विश्राम" or "श्री":
  A standard Devanagari 'श्र' is composed of 'श' (which has a loop at top left, curves right, then down-left) and a ra-kār (diagonal down-left).
  In "श्रंगरेज़ी" here:
  It has the loop at top-left, curves down to the bottom, loops, and has a horizontal bar connecting to the vertical stem!
  WAIT! LOOK AT IT CLOSELY!
  DOES IT HAVE A HORIZONTAL BAR CONNECTING TO THE VERTICAL STEM?!
  YES! IT CONNECTS TO THE VERTICAL STEM!
  WAIT! Look at "श्र" in Sanskrit: 'श्र' does NOT connect with a middle horizontal bar! 'श्र' has a vertical stem on the right, and the left curve touches the stem near the top, and ra-kār goes down-left.
  Here, look at "श्रंगरेज़ी":
  It has a loop at the top left, goes down, loops at the bottom, goes across to the vertical stem, AND has a vertical