St. Lawrence International School celebrated Lord Vishwakarma Puja with devotion and traditional rituals, as the school management and staff members offered prayers and sought blessings for happiness, prosperity and progress.

Lord Vishwakarma is revered as the divine architect, engineer and craftsman of the universe. His significance extends to construction, technology, machinery, tools and craftsmanship. From a needle to an aircraft, and from buildings to modern machines, every creation reflects human skill, hard work and innovation.

The occasion serves as an expression of respect for engineers, artisans, craftsmen, workers and all those whose efforts contribute to the development of society.

Technology and Dedicated Work

Renowned educationist and school Chairman Dr. M.K. Sehgal extended his greetings on Vishwakarma Day and said the occasion symbolised recognition of the dedication and expertise of workers, technical professionals and people associated with construction. He observed that technology had become an integral part of modern life, with mobile phones, tablets, laptops and machinery being used by students, teachers, homemakers and people from all walks of life.

He said remembering Lord Vishwakarma inspires everyone to remain committed to creativity, innovation and their work.

Creation, Skill and Excellence

Chairperson Dr. Rajni Sehgal said that a thoughtful understanding of Vedic teachings reminds us that the Supreme Almighty is the greatest creator and architect of the universe. The Earth, water, sky, air, Sun, Moon, stars, plants, animals and the human body reflect the remarkable beauty and order of creation.

She said Lord Vishwakarma symbolises this creative power and craftsmanship, while his ideals inspire creativity, skill, hard work and excellence.

A Commitment to Society and Nation

G.M. Gagan Bajaj called upon all staff members to resolve to make the beautiful creation of Lord Vishwakarma even better. Describing the human body as one of the finest creations, he urged everyone to take care of their health and contribute more meaningfully to society and the nation through knowledge, skills and dedicated work.

He said such efforts would represent true devotion and the best tribute to Lord Vishwakarma.

Dr. M.K. Sehgal, Dr. Rajni Sehgal, Gagan Bajaj, Vikrant Gulati, Shaukat Ali, Ashok Kumar and all non-teaching staff members were present on the occasion.

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The celebration highlighted creativity, craftsmanship, technical knowledge and dedicated work, encouraging staff members to contribute to social and national development.