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In my opinion I'm a quite laid back person who isn't much interested in competition or getting rushed into. My primary objective in life is to evolve into something better as a person. So I try to keep my curiosity alive and spend most of my time learning, unlearning and re-learning. I find tranquility in mundane things like creating art or just random stuff as simple as preparing a good meal or singing a song or repairing broken stuff or even untangling knots. My immediate family includes my mom who is in her early 70s (State Govt Retiree) then my elder sister who is a central govt employee. She has two children and her husband is a researcher. His family is from Coimbatore and they belong to Tamil, Chettiar community. My late father was an entrepreneur in the field of chemical manufacturing. We aren't very orthodox in terms of traditions but we are practicing Hindus, that is, we occasionally visit temples and we do nama japam twice a day. And personally I am a student and an official fanboy of Indian Philosophy and Sciences. I prefer calm and serene environments rather than crowded spaces. In future I would like to settle down at someplace with open wide spaces and also with a lot of greenery around. I also happen to have a shuddha jatakam.

About Life Partner Preferences:

A maiden from a well dignified family, preferably from but not restricted to the ezhava or thiyya community. What I seek in marriage is a sustainable companionship. Someone who is emotionally stable, empathic, kind, generous, intelligent, amiable, just and courageous enough to stand up for what is right. Beauty is somewhat important for me in my partner so is devotion and a theistic view about life. Though i must say that I don't have any unrealistic expectations. Academic qualifications and amassed wealth means very little to me. What actually matters is character. I'm not very good at completing tasks I begin so I need someone who can recenter me if i drift off course. Another essential thing is that they must be someone who without a second thought truly believes in the sanctity of matrimony. On a side note, spirituality, self sustainability and minimalism is something i wish to practice in my household so someone who gravitates towards such a lifestyle might naturally find it easier to gel.