Srihari is our son currently working as a Senior Software Engineer at AthenaHealth Technologies in Bengaluru. He is a smart, jovial, patient, understanding, responsible and a gentle person with good ethics. He is a bright thinker, enthusiastic, cares for others and respects human values. He likes traveling and exploring places and cultures. We are a nuclear family with traditional values.
My name is Venkatesh and I am work as a Software Professional in the Private Sector. I have completed my MS in UK. I have been raised up in a Middle Class, Nuclear Family.
My name is Abhishek and I am working as a Software Professional in the Private sector. I have completed my BE. I grew up in a Upper Middle Class, Nuclear family.
my name is ritesh chavani and i am working as a officer in the private sector. i have completed my mba. i grew up in a upper middle class, nuclear family.
My name is Tejas Ellur. I come from a upper Middle Class, Nuclear Family. I have completed my BE and currently work in the Private Sector as a Software Engineer in Bengaluru.
My name is Manojkumar v and I am working as a Doctor in the Private sector. I have completed my MD / MS (Medical). I grew up in a Upper Middle Class, Nuclear family.
My name is Amith Chowdri and I am working as a Software Professional in the Private sector. I have completed my BE. I grew up in a Upper Middle Class, Nuclear family.
This profile is for my son Akash Bhandari. He is doing his Masters in Mechatronics (will complete by Jan 2023) with a specialization in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. He is currently working on his Master thesis at Continental AG (R & D Autonomous Driving), Frankfurt, Germany. In his free time, he likes to watch movies, listen to music and chat with friends. For him, family and friends form an important part of his life. He believes success comes from hard work and dedication. He is a jovial, easy-going, friendly person with a strong work ethic. He is looking for a life partner who can travel with him in this amazing journey called life.
