The fourth beginner-level Persian language course was successfully conducted in collaboration with the Cultural Center of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Mumbai (representing the Saadi Foundation) and under the supervision of the Consulate General of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Hyderabad. Classes were held in person at the Consulate General premises in Hyderabad.

The 56th IFFI wrapped up with a glamorous event at Bambolim Stadium, attended by numerous prominent figures from both Indian and international cinema, celebrating the art of film. Hesam Farahmand for the Persian film My Daughter’s Hair (Raha) and Tõnis Pill for the Estonian film Frank were jointly awarded the Best Debut Feature Film of a Director Award.

on November 22,2025 Maharashtra College of Arts, Science and Commerce, in collaboration with the Research Academy of Social Sciences (RASS), hosted an international conference on “Socio-Economic Aspects of Education, Health, and Technology” at the Fatima Zakaria Padmashree Hall. The event brought together distinguished dignitaries, faculty, students, and invited guests for a day of scholarly exchange and cultural cooperation.

Persian language and literature in India are regarded as a priceless treasure, a shining jewel among the country’s diverse languages and dialects. On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the first Iranian Cultural House in the world, and at the official request of the Department of Persian Language and Literature, University of Mumbai, a one-day specialized training workshop titled “Reading Persian Coins, Historical Documents, Records, and Manuscripts in India” was held on 15 November 2025.

November 7, 2025 The Consulate General of Iran in Hyderabad, in collaboration with the Moving Images Company, inaugurated the Iranian Film Week with a powerful screening of The Night the Moon Was Full, directed by renowned Iranian filmmaker Nargis Abyar. The event marked a significant moment in Indo-Iranian cultural exchange, drawing a diverse and distinguished audience. Held on Friday, the opening ceremony featured the screening of The Night the Moon Was Full, a gripping drama inspired by true events. The film was presented in the presence of its director, Nargis Abyar, whose body of work includes critically acclaimed titles such as Shiyar 143, Nafs, and Ablaq. Abyar’s presence added depth to the evening, as she engaged with attendees and shared insights into her creative process and the socio-cultural themes explored in her films.

The preservation and promotion of cultural identity within communities, particularly those experiencing a decline in population, through the exhibition of historical tools, clothing, customs, and lifestyles, is crucial for cultural sustainability. Enhancing tourists' awareness of the cultures of lesser-known societal groups not only aids in safeguarding this identity but also establishes a foundation for fostering social solidarity and mutual understanding among diverse communities.

On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the Iran Culture House in Mumbai, a cultural and educational Memorandum of Understanding was signed between this institution and the United Association of Isna Ashari Iranians of Poona. The signing ceremony took place on October 8, 2025, at the Iranian Imambara in Pune.

On Wednesday, October 8, 2025, the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Cultural Cooperation between the Iran Cultural House in Mumbai and Deccan College Postgraduate and Research Institute in Pune was renewed for the tenth consecutive year. The signing took place during the visit of Hassan Mohsenifard, Consul General of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and Mohammad Reza Fazal, Acting Consul General and Cultural Attaché, who were invited by the Vice Chancellor of Deccan College.

On Thursday, October 9, 2025, Mohammad Reza Fazal, the Director of Iran Culture House in Mumbai, attended a vibrant Diwali celebration at the University of Mumbai's Fort campus. The event, attended by faculty, distinguished diplomats, and international students, was a delightful mix of joy and cultural richness, filled with laughter and light. Festivities included traditional music, and an array of delicious foods, creating an inviting atmosphere. A warm welcome for international students introduced them to India's vibrant traditions, fostering a sense of belonging and making the celebration truly memorable.