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Engineer's Day 2022: PM Modi says govt working to build more engineering college

Engineer's Day 2022: Madhya Pradesh chief minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar, Health Minister Mansukh Maddaviya and Union Road Minister Nitin Gadkari also extended their wishes to Engineers of the country.

Published on: Sep 15, 2022, 09:44:45 IST
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Engineer's Day 2022: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday greeted people on Engineer's Day and said India is blessed to have a skilled and talented pool of engineers contributing to nation building. He also posted a snippet from one of his Mann Ki Baat broadcasts where he talked about the subject.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi also posted a snippet from one of his ‘Mann Ki Baat’ broadcasts where he talked about engineers. (file image)
Prime Minister Narendra Modi also posted a snippet from one of his ‘Mann Ki Baat’ broadcasts where he talked about engineers. (file image)

"Greetings to all engineers on Engineer's Day. Our nation is blessed to have a skilled and talented pool of engineers who are contributing to nation building. Our Government is working to enhance infrastructure for studying engineering including building more engineering colleges," PM Modi said in a tweet. "On Engineer's Day, we remember the pathbreaking contribution of Sir M. Visvesvaraya. May he keep inspiring generations of future engineers to distinguish themselves," he added.

Madhya Pradesh chief minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar, Health Minister Mansukh Maddaviya and Union Road Minister Nitin Gadkari also extended their wishes to Engineers of the country.

Engineer's Day is observed to mark the birth anniversary of engineer statesman M Visvesvaraya, a diwan of erstwhile Mysore kingdom, who is credited with pioneering engineering works.

 
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