Gauri is currently working with a private firm as Account Manager in Hyderabad and has done MBA from ITS Ghaziabad. Her father is retired, mother is a homemaker, and brother is working with TCS in US. She believes in marriage of equality be it independence, social life, or work. She is a modern Indian girl but still rooted to Indian culture and beliefs and giving respect to everyone. Her preference for life partner is a sensible man who respects individual freedom, give personal space and support each together to grow personally and professionally. She plans to work after marriage.
I am currently working as a human resources professional in private sector, after having completed my master's degree. I come from a middle class, joint family with traditional values presently living in Delhi. Looking for a tall and Kumaoni boy.
My son has a Master's degree and he is employed in Private Sector as a Manager currently based in Ghaziabad. We come from an Upper middle class, Nuclear family background with Moderate values. Working with TCS
My son is a Manager with a Master's degree currently working in Private sector in Delhi. We belong to an Upper middle class, Nuclear family with Moderate values.
My younger brother Shaurav, a young dynamic guy with a well balanced view towards life, family values and professional aspirations, earned his MBA degree from IIM Lucknow. Shaurav has a well established and growing career with Indus Ind Bank as a senior executive in Investment and Corporate Banking.
Ours is nuclear family with liberal outlook to life and believe in enjoying life to the fullest while upholding the family & human values and our cultural traditions.
Currently settled in Gurgaon, our immediate family roots are in Patna, Bihar. Taking our dad's legacy forward Shaurav also manages our family business as a superstockist of a popular FMCG brand based in Patna.
In Shaurav's view his fun loving life companion values life in it's simplicity and grandness; values virtues over materials; strives to be as human as one can get.
