Every year on September 15, India celebrates Engineers’ Day—a tribute to the visionaries who transform ideas into infrastructure and challenges into solutions. The date marks the birth anniversary of Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya, one of India’s most revered engineers and a pioneer in civil engineering whose work laid the foundation for modern water management and urban planning.
Born in 1861, Sir Visvesvaraya’s contributions include the design of the Krishna Raja Sagara Dam in Mysuru and the development of flood control systems that revolutionized public safety and agricultural productivity. His legacy extends beyond engineering—he was a statesman, educator, and advocate for industrialization and technical education. In recognition of his impact, he was awarded the Bharat Ratna, India’s highest civilian honour.
Engineers’ Day is observed not only in India but also in countries like Sri Lanka and Tanzania, where his influence continues to inspire. The day serves as a powerful reminder of the critical role engineers play in shaping a sustainable future through digital innovation, infrastructure development and environment protection.
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As industries evolve and technologies advance, the need for up-to-date, accessible, and authoritative standards becomes even more vital. Engineers don’t just use these tools—they shape the future with them.
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