Fingerspelling enables signers to represent proper nouns and technical terms letter-by-letter using manual alphabets, yet remains severely under-resourced for Indian Sign Language (ISL). We present the first continuous fingerspelling dataset for ISL, extracted from the ISH News YouTube channel, in which fingerspelling is accompanied by synchronized on-screen text cues. The dataset comprises 1,308 segments from 499 videos, totaling 70.85 minutes and 14,814 characters, with aligned video-text pairs capturing authentic coarticulation patterns. We validated the dataset quality through annotation using a proficient ISL interpreter, achieving a 90.67% exact match rate for 150 samples. We further established baseline recognition benchmarks using a ByT5-small encoder-decoder model, which attains 82.91% Character Error Rate after fine-tuning. This resource supports multiple downstream tasks, including fingerspelling transcription, temporal localization, and sign generation. The dataset is available at the following link: https://kirandevraj.github.io/ISL-Fingerspelling/.