Industrial Visit to Medha Bogies Pvt. Ltd.

Department of Mechanical Engineering
Industry Institute Interaction Cell (IIIC)

Company Visited: Medha Bogies Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad
Date of Visit: 18th July 2023

Participants

Visited by:

• Dr. A. Srujana, Head – IIIC
• Mr. Shaik Ismail, Coordinator – IIIC

About Medha Bogies Pvt. Ltd.

Medha Bogies Pvt. Ltd. is a subsidiary of Medha Servo Drives Pvt. Ltd., a company established in 1984, with a strong focus on the rail transportation sector.

Key Areas of Expertise:

• Design, development, and manufacturing of Propulsion Systems, Rolling Stock, and Fueling Systems for railways.
• Expansion into Solar Inverters and Electric Vehicle Propulsion Systems.
• State-of-the-art R&D center and two major manufacturing facilities located in Telangana.

Medha has established itself as a leading player in the transportation engineering domain with a reputation for technological innovation and quality.

Minutes of Meeting – Medha Bogies Pvt. Ltd.

The visit involved a formal interaction with:

• Mr. Shiva Shanker, Deputy Manager – HR
• Mr. Vamsi, Assistant Manager – HR

Key Discussion Points:

• The management at Medha Bogies Pvt. Ltd. expressed a positive inclination towards fostering academic collaboration through the Industry Institute Interaction Cell (IIIC).
• Discussions focused on providing guest lectures, facilitating industrial visits, and offering internship opportunities to students, especially those from the core engineering branches.
• The team assured that a guest from the technical department would be considered for conducting an expert lecture at the institution.
• They also agreed to coordinate and confirm a suitable schedule for a student industrial visit in the near future.

Conclusion

The visit to Medha Bogies Pvt. Ltd. was productive and established a promising foundation for future collaboration between the industry and the institution.

With commitments towards:

• Technical guest lectures
• Student internships
• Industry exposure visits

…this association is expected to significantly enhance student learning and industry readiness, particularly in the field of transportation engineering and manufacturing.