We celebrate Engineers' Day primarily to honor the birth anniversary of Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya, a legendary Indian engineer recognized as the Father of Modern Engineering in India. This day celebrates the creativity, hard work, and dedication of engineers who play a crucial role in nation- building, technological innovation, and infrastructure development. It is a day to pay tribute to Sir Visvesvaraya's extraordinary contributions and to inspire future generations to pursue excellence in engineering for a better and sustainable future. In India, Engineers' Day is observed every year on September 15, the birth date of Sir Visvesvaraya, with various events like workshops, seminars, and competitions to promote engineering awareness and innovation. Additionally, there is a World Engineers' Day celebrated globally on March 4, declared by UNESCO, which highlights the critical role of engineers in addressing global challenges such as climate change, clean energy, and sustainable development.