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“Sir M Visvesvaraya’s brilliance left indelible mark on India’s engineering landscape”: PM Modi extends greetings on Engineers’ Day

“Sir M Visvesvaraya’s brilliance left indelible mark on India’s engineering landscape”: PM Modi extends greetings on Engineers’ Day

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September 15, 2025
- TIE Staff

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