For the Indian diaspora in the U.K., whilst the first-generation immigrants have proved themselves pave a solid foundation, the second and third generation who were born and brought up here have had to live between two cultures. Peer pressure, dietary differences, first language, racism, identity issues and many more growing troubles are on their minds in addition to the need to build on their parents’ expectations.
For many of our daughters who are exceedingly well-educated end up landing good professional job, their work-life balance becomes quite tricky as any parent, uncle or aunty will testify. Unless they had a childhood sweetheart or someone at University or work accepted by the family, their marriage prospects become unnecessarily complex.
Whilst most parents have become westernised and liberal in their attitude, at their heart is the safety, welfare, and longevity of their children’s marriage for such a momentous decision. The parents try and utilise best of both cultures of personal introduction through family/friends ties as well from a short list of candidates drawn from well-known matrimonial websites. There are other bars whether the two come from which branch of Religion, cast or subcaste although the latter is becoming almost redundant.
Hence there is always a need for a reliable, confidential, and respectful services to find suitable partners keeping in mind the salient basis of our culture but integrating with modern ways of the social media and a well screened information for the busy candidates to make decision.
We have come across MAI Matrimonial Services promising to do just that by providing bespoke assistance to Hindu and Sikh community aided by their in-depth local knowledge.The company is run by Alok Upadhaya who claims to have 10 years experience in this field.
We wish them all the best and anyone hoping to enrol, resulting into a happy engagement.
DeshPremi@Eshadoot.
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I think Alok Upadhaya has taken very important and difficult responsibility and we there fore all wish him success to make people happier. I wish him good luck .