When:
17th September
Where:
All Over India
Vishwakarma Puja 2025 – Honoring the Divine Architect of the Universe
Vishwakarma Puja, also known as Vishwakarma Jayanti, is celebrated with great devotion across India by craftsmen, engineers, artisans, architects, and industrial workers. Lord Vishwakarma, regarded as the divine architect and engineer of the gods, is worshipped for his blessings of skill, craftsmanship, prosperity, and safety in work.
Significance of Vishwakarma Puja
Lord Vishwakarma is considered the creator of the world’s first weapons, palaces, and tools. Mythology describes him as the architect of cities like Dwarka (the kingdom of Lord Krishna), Lanka (Ravana’s golden city), and Indraprastha (the capital of Pandavas). On this day, devotees seek his guidance to excel in their respective trades and professions.
Vishwakarma Puja holds special importance for:
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Artisans, mechanics, and factory workers – who worship their tools and machines.
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Engineers and architects – who pray for innovation and creativity.
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Business owners and industrialists – who perform rituals for prosperity and safety.
How is Vishwakarma Puja Celebrated?
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Puja of Tools & Machines – On this day, all instruments, machines, and vehicles are cleaned, decorated, and worshipped. No work is usually done, as it is believed to be a day of rest and gratitude towards tools.
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Offerings & Rituals – Flowers, fruits, sweets, and traditional prasad are offered to Lord Vishwakarma.
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Community Celebrations – Factories, offices, and workshops organize pujas collectively, followed by feasts.
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Kite Flying Tradition – In many parts of Eastern India, especially Bihar and Bengal, people celebrate by flying colorful kites.
Vishwakarma Puja 2025 Date
In 2025, Vishwakarma Puja will be celebrated on Tuesday, 17th September 2025.
Why Vishwakarma Puja is Important Today
In the modern world, where technology drives our daily lives, Vishwakarma Puja reminds us to respect the tools, machines, and skills that make our lives easier. It is not just a festival for workers and engineers but a tribute to human creativity and innovation.
