Archive · 17 Sep 2026
Naga Sreenivasu Rongala Appointed South Coast Railway Deputy General Manager
Naga Sreenivasu Rongala is a railway electrical engineer.
He has been given a new job as Deputy General Manager (General) of South Coast Railway.
He started this job on September 15.
He has worked with electric locomotives and their maintenance.
He has also worked on saving energy and developing new railway technologies.
Before this, he worked in South Coast Railway’s locomotive and operations division.
He also held senior jobs at locomotive sheds in Royapuram and Arakkonam.
He studied electrical engineering and signal processing.
IRSEE officer Naga Sreenivasu Rongala has been appointed Deputy General Manager (General) of South Coast Railway.
He assumed charge of the post on September 15.
Before this appointment, he served as deputy chief electrical engineer for loco and operations at South Coast Railway.
He previously held senior divisional electrical engineer positions at electric locomotive sheds in Royapuram and Arakkonam.
Rongala holds engineering degrees from CRR College of Engineering and the Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru.
- Who
- Naga Sreenivasu Rongala, an officer of the Indian Railway Service of Electrical Engineers.
- What
- He was appointed Deputy General Manager (General) of South Coast Railway.
- When
- He assumed charge on September 15; the year is not specified.
- Where
- South Coast Railway; the report is datelined Visakhapatnam.
- Why
- The articles state that he was appointed to the Deputy General Manager (General) post, but do not give a further reason.
- Appointee
- Naga Sreenivasu Rongala
- New post
- Deputy General Manager (General), South Coast Railway
- Service
- Indian Railway Service of Electrical Engineers
- Charge assumed
- September 15
- Previous assignment
- Deputy chief electrical engineer, loco and operations, South Coast Railway
- Bachelor’s degree
- BE in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from CRR College of Engineering, Eluru
- Master’s degree
- ME in signal processing from the Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru