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people describe me as cheerful, gentle, good- matured, helpful and broad-minded my native tirunelveli district near by kalakkad. I am working as a civil engineer in private firm *AMERICA*
my son venkatesh is working in it sector in chennai. we are a well settled upper middle class family with own house and nuclear family values. he is a laid back person with jovial attitude.
My son Vasantha kumar S working in the private sector (Boston Harbor, Chennai) as a Senior Associate Developer. Currently we are living in Chennai. Native place is Madurai. We belong to a middle class, nuclear family with moderate values.
My name is Ramanan and I am working as a Software developer in Foreign bank in Chennai. I have completed my BE in Chennai. I grew up in a Middle Class, Nuclear Family.
I am bhuvaneswaran, working as software professional in the private sector ( permanent work from home). i have completed my BE computer science. I grew up in an upper middle class, nuclear family.
My name is Vinoth Kumar and I am working as Software Professional in the Private sector. I have completed my BE I grew up in a Upper middle class, Nuclear family.
Hii Myself Mithilesh!! I am from Tirunelveli, working as a Software engineer(Full stack developer) in a reputed private IT organisation(Chennai) designated as Senior Consultant. Persued my Engineering Bachelor degree in ECE at Velammal Engineering College, Chennai. Father is a retired Government Arts College professor who is a doctorate in Commerce and mother is a homemaker .I was raised in a Upper Middle Class, Well Setteled, Nuclear family.
My son resides in Coimbatore. We are a nuclear family with traditional values. My son is successfully employed with a private firm as a Electronics / Telecom Engineer. To describe about our family, we belong to the Yadav caste and looking for a match from the same community.
My son has a bachelor's degree and he is employed in private sector as a software professional.We come from an upper middle class, joint family background with moderate values.
