National Engineers’ Day is an annual observance in India, marked on September 15, marking the birth anniversary of India’s renowned and greatest engineer, Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya.
Sir Visvesvaraya was born on September 15, 1861, and is largely regarded as the creator of contemporary Indian engineering methods.
He made groundbreaking contributions to the field of civil engineering, including the design and implementation of significant infrastructure projects, which influenced modern engineering practices and national development in India.
Engineers’
Day honours his genius, contributions, and far-reaching impact in water
resources, infrastructure, and national development.
It holds significant importance as it acknowledges and celebrates the profound contributions of engineers to society and development.
Along with India, Sri Lanka, and Tanzania, these countries commemorate Visvesvaraya’s remarkable works by observing September 15 as Engineer’s Day.
Engineers’
Day serves as a recognition of the critical role that engineering plays in
advancing technology, improving the quality of life, and driving economic
growth. Here’s all you need to know about the day.
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