Over 80 modern, vintage, exotic cars, super bikes on display at Auto Expo 2K19

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March 15, 2019

Mangaluru, Mar 15: Department of Automobile Engineering of Srinivas Institute of Technology, Valachil Mangaluru, organized a one day mega event “Auto Expo 2019”, which was open for the students and public recently, in the Srinivas college Valachil campus. Mr. Rakesh Vittal shetty, Proprietor, RHEA constructions and Mr. Girish Kumar N. General Manager Renault, Mangaluru were the chief guests for the event.

Speaking on the occasion Mr. Girish Kumar explained different technologies adopted in the latest vehicles. He also highlighted the growth of Automobile industries in India.

Dr. Shrinivasa Mayya D, principal, who presided over the function, congratulated the students for organizing the mega event and advised the students to update their knowledge in the ever changing technology in Automobile sector.

Dr. Ramakrishna N.Hegde, HOD, Automobile Engineering, praised the effort, dedication and exemplary exhibition of team work and coordination in conducting such a mega event in the department, by the students and also advised the students to take such technical activities to a much higher level.

Mr. Mehul, student of Automobile Engineering, welcomed the gathering. Mr. Ashwin Ferrao, introduced the chief guest and Master of ceremony was done by Mr. Deekshit and Miss. Spandana.

The event was coordinated by Mr. Jerome Anthony and Mr. Amit Kumar H, faculty advisors of Automobile Department. More than 80 Modern, Vintage and Exotic cars, jeeps Super Bikes were on display in the event. The workshop was successfully completed with the support of faculties of Automobile Department, HOD, Principal and Management.

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