hyderabad lack of is hurting the government s plan of strengthening calligraphy courses which a part of syllabus for i in all urdu medium schools in the state with most urdu newspapers books and shifting to computerised printing ancient writing technique always a safe spot in the academic curriculum as the art of still has not lost charm some in the city are a big hit but the intake of students is low to dearth of qualified instructors college and professionals who are in the printing or designing often take the learning the art as hobby some even evolve their thought process said mohammed abdul gaffar a master calligrapher at idara e adabiyat urdu calligraphy centre at panjagutta to encourage the youths and to save the from dying the government 1990 had indicated its to urdu calligraphy in the curriculum class x issued go 313 in regard the implementation is still not as strong it should be experts said go also specified that urdu medium school should appoint two qualified calligraphy instructors or masters they are called appointment of qualified in government aided schools will also schools enrol more students to learn craft said according to are about 1000 primary and around high schools with as the medium of instruction in the state calligraphy admired for its beauty and the skill of the artist to hone that skill needs training one needs to know the nuances of handwriting and techniques to master the gaffar said