The 58th Engineers’ Day was observed in Tripura with a Prabhat Ferry organized on the morning of September 15, starting from Ujjayanta Palace in Agartala. The programme marked the occasion with great enthusiasm, drawing the participation of engineers, students, and members of the public.
Shri Kishor Barman, Hon’ble Minister of the Higher Education Department of Tripura, graced the celebration as the Chief Guest. Addressing the gathering, the Minister highlighted the crucial role played by engineers in the development of society, particularly in infrastructure, innovation, and technological progress. He also underscored the importance of nurturing young talent and encouraging students to pursue careers in engineering to contribute to the nation’s growth.
The Prabhat Ferry, beginning from the historic Ujjayanta Palace, saw active participation from officials, professionals, and students who came together to commemorate the legacy of engineers across India. The event aimed to inspire future generations while paying tribute to the contributions of Sir M. Visvesvaraya, whose birth anniversary is celebrated as Engineers’ Day across the country.
Engineers’ Day serves as a reminder of the significance of engineering in building resilient infrastructure, advancing technology, and addressing the challenges of modern society. In Tripura, the observance has become an occasion to not only honor professionals in the field but also to create awareness about the opportunities and responsibilities associated with engineering careers.
Authorities noted that such events play a vital role in motivating students and spreading awareness about the importance of technical education. By organizing activities like the Prabhat Ferry, the state seeks to strengthen the connection between engineering achievements and public life while fostering pride in the profession.
The programme concluded with messages emphasizing innovation, sustainability, and the contribution of engineers in shaping a progressive future for the nation. The participation of youth and professionals reflected a collective commitment to continue the legacy of engineering excellence in Tripura.