My name is Tejaswi Ganamukala 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, Nuclear family with Liberal values.
My daughter's name is Neeraja and she is working as a Human Resources Professional in the Private Sector.she has completed her BE. she grew up in a Middle Class, Nuclear Family with Moderate Values.She is a Career-oriented person who believes in Modern values cum social ethics.pl Note No Dowry
My daughter is a Software Professional with a Bachelors degree currently working in Accenture as senior software in Bangalore. We come from an Upper middle class, Nuclear family background with Traditional values.
Was working as District and sessions Judge in AP judiciary. My daughter pursued her MTech@ NITK Surathkal , working in Qualcomm Hyderabad. We come from an upper middle class, nuclear family background with moderate values.
People describe her as respectable, social, supportive, sensible and well mannered. Her hobbies and interests are nature, internet surfing, listening to music,singing and also practices yoga and meditations. Inclined towards astrology, spirituality and ancient sciences.
My daughters name is Ullasini and She is working as a Software Professional in the Private Sector. She has completed her Bachelor Degree in Engineering / Computers. And grew up in a Upper Middle Class, Nuclear Family with Moderate Values.
I am creating this profile to my daughter. I am having two daughter. looking for marriage proposals to first daughter. she did B.Tech E&I from Bapatla Engineering College & M.Tech (VLSI) from JNTU Anantapur. At present she is working at Bangalore as Engineer. My second daughter is perusing MBA. I am working as Senior General Manager in MAHA Cements at Banaganapally. My wife is house wife. we are from Yemmiganur, Kurnool dist.
Glad to introduce my sister profile. She is sleek & intelligent girl and hail from Bangalore.. Working for Government of Karnataka Department of Engineering as JE on permanent job basis.
