Over 80 million people in India speak Telugu as their first language, making it the fourth most common language there. The Indian states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana use it as their national language. People also speak it in some parts of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra. The Indian health care industry is growing quickly, and more and more people in Telugu-speaking states need health care. However, many healthcare providers in India don't translate their materials into Telugu. This can make it hard for patients who know Telugu to get the services and information they need. Translating from English to Telugu can help healthcare companies reach more possible patients who speak different dialects of Telugu.