my son is a robotics engineer with a bachelors degree currently working in private sector in nashik(location may change to chennai soon). we come from an upper middle class, joint family background with moderate values. he is a teetotaller and loves to explore different places.
i am sudharsan, from palakkad, kerala. our family, a close-knit trio, consists of my parents and myself. i am the only child to my parents. our roots trace back to virudhunagar, tamil nadu, and tamil culture resonate deeply within us, despite our life in palakkad. we are a simple, middle-class family deeply committed to our values. i completed my mba in financial management and now i work for societe generale, chennai. i consider myself a person of simplicity and, with a strong bond to my family. i hope to find someone who will seamlessly blend into our family, much like a cherished daughter. i am committed to being a pillar of support in her personal and professional endeavors. we hold our family values dear, and i eagerly seek a partner who shares this sentiment. professionals in the working world are preferred, as i believe shared ambitions can strengthen our journey together. No : ICHHGCE0BB
I am a technician working in government/psu sector. I am currently living in Mannarkkad , Palakkad. I belong to a middle class, nuclear family with moderate values.
My brother has a Bachelor's degree and he is employed in Private Sector as an Animator currently based in Kochi. We come from a Middle class, Nuclear family background with Moderate values.
I have a Bachelor's degree and I am employed in private Sector as a supervisor currently based in Palakkad. I belong to a middle class, nuclear family with traditional values.
I am a supervisor with a Higher Secondary Education currently working in private sector in Palakkad. I belong to a middle class, joint family with traditional values.
My name is Ashok Amirtharaj and I am working as a Technician in the Private sector. I have completed my Diploma. I grew up in a Upper Middle Class, Nuclear family.
