My daughter is a student and she is pursuing her Bachelor's degree. She is currently living in Brahmapur. We come from a middle class, nuclear family background with moderate values.
My daughter has a Master's degree and she is employed in Private Sector as an Executive currently based in delhi. We come from a Middle class, Joint family background with Traditional values.
Looking for banker or govt job
She is the eldest child of our family.We belong to a upper middle class Odiya Danua Brahin community having traditional values. She has completed her MCA and working in a private sector in Bangalore.People know her as caring, sweet,kind,soft hearted person. She is working as a Hadoop Developer @ Relevance Lab Pvt ltd, Bangalore.
My name is Manisha Acharya. I have completed my M.A.. and MFC as well continuing law and in final year now.
I grew up in a Middle Class, Nuclear family with Moderate.
My daughter has completed her Bachelor's degree. She is currently not working and she lives in Kavisuryanagar, ganjam. We come from a middle class, nuclear family background with traditional values.she loves reading books, visiting new places.
My daughter has completed her Diploma. She is currently not working and she lives in Ganjam. We come from an upper middle class, nuclear family background with moderate values.
I belong to the Brahmin - Danua caste and am looking for a match from the same community. I'm successfully employed as a Executive in a private firm. To describe about my family, we are a nuclear family with strong traditional values. I reside in the beautiful city of Brahmapur.
I am an accounts/finance professional with a Bachelor's degree currently working in private sector in Brahmapur. I come from a middle class, joint family background with traditional values.
My daughter has completed her Master's degree in commerce and also completed CWA (Inter).She is currently not working and prepare for competitive exam.she lives in Brahmapur. We come from a middle class, nuclear family background with traditional values.
