Engineers' Day is celebrated on September 15 every year in India and some other countries. It honors the birth anniversary of Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya, a renowned engineer and visionary born on September 15, 1861. The day recognizes the contributions of engineers to society and development. In 2025, Engineers' Day falls on Monday, September 15.
In other countries, Engineer's Day is observed on different dates, for example:
- Romania and South Africa: September 14
- Russia: December 22 (Power Engineer's Day)
- Sri Lanka and Tanzania: September 15
- Turkey: September 19
- United Kingdom: First week of November annually (rebranded as National Engineering Day)
- United States: Week of February 22 (around George Washington's birthday)
- Uruguay: October 12
- Venezuela: October 28
Thus, the date for Engineers' Day varies internationally, but in India and some countries, it is specifically celebrated on September 15.
Summary
- In India and some countries like Sri Lanka and Tanzania, Engineers' Day is celebrated on September 15 annually.
- The day marks the birth anniversary of Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya.
- Other countries observe Engineer's Day on different dates.
If looking for a specific country's observance, specifying the region would help provide exact details for that country.
