I am good looking down to earth confident person belonging to a well respected
family. I believe in living in the present, but with an eye on the future and
believe in enjoying every moment of life.
My name is ASWIN N and I am working as an Officer in the Government Sector. I have completed my B.A.. I grew up in a Upper Middle Class, Nuclear Family with Traditional Values.
My name is Yaswanth Bhupalam and I am working as an Officer in the Government Sector. I have completed my B.Tech and PGDBF I have been raised up in a Upper Middle Class, Nuclear Family with Traditional Values.
My Grand son,Puvvadi VS Chaman Lal, is working as an Officer at Indian Bank, Chittoor. He completed B.Tech. at Nellore and PG Diploma at NPTI, Neyveli. He is coming Joint family with Traditional values.
Date of Birth :09-02-1992
Creating this profile for my Elder Son Ramakrishna, he completed his masters in the US and working as an Integration Developer in a private company. He is a good looking guy. He respects elders and brought up with traditional values.
Finally, we are a family of 5 and belong to a Middle-class family. I run business and my wife is home-maker. my younger son looks over the business and helps m. my daughter is doing her BHMS. This is much about my family.
My name is Satya and I am working as a software engineer in the Private Sector. I have completed my B.Tech.. I grew up in a Middle Class, Nuclear Family with Moderate Values.
i am sandeep, i have completed my m.sc.chemistry[organic] and working in hyderabad as a senior officer in tyre construction department in mrf ltd since 2013 .
My son resides in Srikakulam. We are a nuclear family with traditional values. To describe about our family, we belong to the Arya Vysya caste and looking for a match from the same community. My son is successfully employed with a private firm as a Officer.
My Brother name is sandeep kumar and he working in the Government Sector as U.D Inspector. I belong to a Upper Middle Class, Nuclear Family with Traditional Values. He completed B.Tech..
