Chief Minister at the 55th ‘Engineer’s Day’ celebration program at Pragya Bhaban

Engineers have to apply their innovative skills. Engineers play an immense role in making people’s lives easier. Today, technology has a huge impact on every aspect of society. He inaugurated the program organized on the occasion of 55th ‘Engineer’s Day’ at Pragya Bhaban today. Chief Minister Professor (Dr) Manik Saha said this. The Chief Minister said that the development of any country or state cannot be imagined without engineers. Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants to make the country a great country. And its successful implementation is never possible without the help of engineers. Engineers are also working tirelessly to build a developed country.
 
In the event, the Chief Minister also said that our state is rich in natural resources such as rubber, basch, tea etc. Engineers need to apply innovative skills in the overall development of the state by utilizing the natural resources. In earlier days only one Chief Engineer supervised various works in the state administration. Currently, there are chief engineers in the engineering department of various departments to facilitate the work. As a result, the work speed has also increased. The country’s famous engineer Bharat Ratna Sir M. The Chief Minister urged the students studying engineering to highlight Visvesvaraya’s career as an inspiration.
 
In the event, Chief Secretary JK Sinha said that engineers have given the colorful world to human civilization. The contribution of engineers has made the life of people easier and easier. From communication, electricity, health to building construction, engineers have a significant role to play. Kiran Gito, Secretary of the Department of Works, said in the event, Engineer’s Day will be celebrated in the state like Teacher’s Day and Doctor’s Day from now on as a government initiative. NIT also spoke on the occasion
 
Prof. Shubadeep Bhattacharya and Chief Engineer of Works Department (Roads and Buildings) Rajeev Devabarma. Before the commencement of the program, the Chief Minister unveiled the mausoleum of Bharat Ratna Sir M Visvesvaraya at the premises of the Tripura State Branch of “The Institution of Engineers” at Gurkha on the occasion of the 55th Engineer’s Day celebrations.
 

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