No Telugu language support.2nd Biggest spoken language here in India

Hi i checked iphone browser.its simply excellent supporting Hindi language ex: www.bhaskar.com interestingly it also supports less spoken indian languages like Malayalam-marati etc..
shockingly it dosnt support 2nd Biggest spoken indian language like Telugu. ex: www.eenadu.net.
hope iphone can solve this major problem. or anyone can u pls suggest how can we fix this problem.

its simply excellent supporting Hindi language
That is good news -- I thought it still had bugs with Hindi. Does it show the correct display for item 10 on this page?
http://homepage.mac.com/thgewecke/ltp.html
it dosnt support 2nd Biggest spoken indian language like Telugu.
The full version of Apple's OS X does not yet come with font support for Telugu either, so it may be a while before the iPhone does.

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