Why no Indian language support?

Being one of the finest business device manufacturers, why RIM is not supporting Indian languages? I can view websites using OperaMini (as image). Still, the mails which I receive in Indian languages appear as blocks! It is so sad that RIM is not at all considering Indian community, may the one of the largest consumer community in the whole word..
With regards,
benny

Like said above just use you're blackberry usb cable and connect it to your computer, then download desktop manager and install a indian language support, if you want any more ideas or information try a search on Google about installing seprate langauges to a blackberry device.

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