meeting at the epigraphic centre of the Archaeological Survey of India, Nagpur branch.

Mr. Sayadi, the head of the Culture House of  the Islamic Republic of Iran in Mumbai,  meeting with  Dr. Aftab Zia Deputy Director of the Archaeological Organization of India, Nagpur branch and supervisor of epigraphy Dr. Shahnawaz Alam, Vice-Chancellor and Researcher of Calligraphy , Dr. Siddiqui, Professor of Vasantara Naik State College, was held at the Archaeological survey of India, Nagpur branch .and Inscription Centre attached to Nagpur Archaeological Survey of India,

Mr. Dr. Aftab Zia, Vice President of Indian Archaeological survey of India Nagpur branch, welcome to the head of the  Culture House of the Islamic Republic of Iran Mumbai, said: The Department of Inscriptions of Indian Archaeological Organization, Nagpur Branch, considering the age of Persian language and literature and Also, Taricheh is responsible for various activities in this field such as discovering old inscriptions, deciphering them, and preserving them. These inscriptions on stone and various other materials are considered as the most important historical documents of that collection. In Ibn Katiba, we can see the changes of handwriting and calligraphy in historical eras. The Department of Epigraphy of the Archaeological Survey of India is divided into two sections: the largest section is the Arabic and Persian section located in the city of Nagpur in the state of Maharashtra, and the other section is the section of Sanskrit and Dravidian languages (local Indian languages), which is It is located in the city of Mysore in the state of Karnataka. About 14,000 (fourteen thousand) inscriptions in Arabic and Persian have been discovered and preserved.