Our daughter Puja is 5'3", very fair and has an average build. She has a post graduate degree in Agricultural Science and is currently working as an officer at Bank of Baroda. She is a career oriented person and believe in the modern values but also follow social ethics. She love to spend time with family and always attached to the culture and roots in every step of her life. she has pretty progressive mentality. She loves to travel and explore different places. She is very intelligent, confident and lively person.
We hail from our business/agriculture family, well known from the koderma district. We are 3 sisters and a brother, all of us have done schooling from D.A.V Ranchi.
Shrishti is the eldest , who after doing engineering from Rajasthan is working for Accenture. she is family oriented but will also pursue a career for growth and engagement.
I'm the second in my family who after done with my post graduation is engaged with EY.
The 3rd sister is doing her BA in Journalism from Mount Carmel College, Bangalore.
The youngest our brother will give 10th from DAV Ranchi this year.
my name is rajeev ranjan and i am working as a software professional in the private sector. i have completed my b.tech.. i grew up in a middle class, joint family with traditional values. i am fun loving and looking for such partner.
I am BE in mechanical engineering and I am currently stationed in Bokaro working in Merchant Navy. I belong to a middle class, Joint family with Traditional values.
My brother is a software consultant with a Bachelor's degree currently working in private sector in Kolkata. We come from a middle class, nuclear family background with traditional values.
I am a management graduate with over 7 years of work experience in reputed organizations namely ICICI Bank Ltd (Assistant Manager), SBI Foundation ( Fellow) and IPAC (Associate). I am currently working as a consultant with TATA Trust.
My family is based in Patna. My father has retired from his government services and my mother is a housewife.
I have no siblings.
