My son, Tejas Kamat is successfully employed with a reputed MNC as an Associated Manager. He is smart, straight-forward, fun loving and caring person. He was in USA for 4 years and recently moved back to India. To describe our family, we belong to Saraswat Brahmin caste. We are a nuclear family and carry a liberal outlook.
We come from an upper middle class, nuclear family background with Moderate values, My son has done Engineering from Mumbai University and has pursued post graduation diploma in Management from Welingkar Institute Mumbai, He is working as a software professional with a reputed MNC based in Mumbai and is currently deputed to Munich Germany on an intrnational assignment for 12 month's, He is simple, cheerful, loving, caring, family oriented and well mannered , He is passionate about sports and likes to watch cricket, F1, tennis and likes to play badminton. He is a foodie and likes to explore food in hotels / restaurant / street food. Had been to Denmark recently on an onshore assignment for 12 month's
My son is working in State Bank Of India He has passed bachelors degree in electronics engineering and completed CAIIB At present we stay at Kalwa Thane My son has own accommodation at Bhandup west We are very simple down to earth people but participate in social activities whenever time permits
We come from an Upper middle class, Nuclear family background with Moderate values.
I am a chemical engineer with specialization in oil from University Department of chemical Technology,Mumbai. I did my MBA in core Finance from Indian Business School affiliated to ICFAI,Hyderabad.Currently I am working in TCS,Thane. I love touring various places,reading books, photography,watching TV games & news.I am also interested in making friends, recreation etc.I like vegetarian & non vegetarian dishes.
My Son Vinayak Kamat Has completed his masters degree in Statistics + PGDOM from Symbiosis pune and is currently working in private sector in Mumbai. We belong to a middle class, joint family with traditional values.You can reach him on facebook.Profile without photo please do not send request.
My son is employed as an interventional cardiologist(MBBS,MD,DM) & cardiac intensive care expert in a leading tertiary cardiac care institute in mumbai. He is ambitious, hardworking,a food blogger and a fitness enthusiast.Our family is a nuclear family yet with traditional values.He wishes to settle in mumbai.
My son Akshay Rajadhyaksha is a jovial, extrovert person and respect for elders.He has completed his PGDM from a reputed management institute in Mumbai after completing his graduation degree. Under the student exchange programme Akshay has completed one semester at Copenhagen business school of management.He is working in Private sector as a Manager.He comes from a Rich / Affluent, Nuclear family with Moderate Values.
My son completed his schooling, BE (Computer Science) and MMS (Finance) from Mumbai University
He is currently employed as a Manager in a Project Management role with a private company (Energy Sector)
He is friendly, matured, optimistic and cheerful by nature.
He is a hard core cricket fan and a die hard foodie
We belong to a well educated, upper middle class family. His father (expired) was a government officer. He has a younger sister who is a dentist by profession.
Our family is simple with progressive thinking
I am creating this profile on behalf of my son Nikhil Samant. Nikhil is genuine, soft spoken and open minded person. He is a Chartered Accountant and currently work in private sector as consultant. His hobbies include reading, travelling, watching sports etc.. Thanks for visiting his profile.
Hello. Akshay Ajgaonkar here. I enjoy reading books, watching movies and tv shows, exploring new places and different cuisines. I am seeking a friend who is kind, empathetic, ambitious, has a sense of humor and can be my life partner.
I am currently working as a Business Intelligence and Data Engineer in Seattle, US. after completing my Masters. I grew up a middle class, nuclear family based in Mumbai with modern values.
