On September 16, 2024, Vishwakarma Puja will be celebrated across India and Nepal to honor Lord Vishwakarma, the divine architect, with a focus on seeking blessings for prosperity and the smooth operation of tools and machinery. This festival is particularly significant for workers in engineering, construction, and agriculture, where machinery plays a crucial role in productivity; farmers will also perform rituals to ensure their agricultural equipment runs well. Meanwhile, in Nepal, the Kumari Puja, part of the Indra Jatra Festival, showcases the worship of young girls as embodiments of divine female energy, reflecting cultural traditions in the region. The celebrations highlight the importance of community and respect for tools in various industries, with temporary shrines set up in workplaces adorned with flowers and garlands. The day fosters a sense of goodwill among workers, with the distribution of prasada symbolizing shared blessings. Both festivals underscore the deep-rooted spiritual connections within Hindu culture and the reverence for divine figures.