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Age
: 26 
Marital status
: Never Married
Occupation
: Software Programmer
Language
: Marathi
Religion
: Hindu
Caste
: Pathare Prabhu
City
: Mumbai
State
: Maharashtra
Hi, I am Ruchi, Never Married, Marathi Speaking Family.I am also Caring, Casual, FriendlyMy hobbies & interests are Cooking, Nature...Read more »
Age
: 34
Marital status
: Never Married
Occupation
: Engineer - Others
Language
: Marathi
Religion
: Hindu
Caste
: Pathare Prabhu
City
: Melbourne
State
: Victoria
Hi, Our Son is S kothare, Never Married. And we are Marathi Speaking Family....Read more »
Age
: 34
Marital status
: Never Married
Occupation
: Mariner / Merchant Navy
Language
: Marathi
Religion
: Hindu
Caste
: Pathare Prabhu
City
: Pune
State
: Maharashtra
Hi, I am Deep, Never Married, Marathi Speaking Family....Read more »
Age
: 53
Marital status
: Widowed
Language
: Marathi
Religion
: Hindu
Caste
: Pathare Prabhu
City
: Mumbai
State
: Maharashtra
Hi, I am Smt, Widowed, Marathi Speaking Family.I want restart my life again so looking for groom who I'd loving with good charactor good family ...Read more »
Hindu Pathare Prabhu Marriage Site
Hindu Pathare Prabhu matrimony is one of the Hindu people group in the city of Mumbai. Individuals from this network are one of the first pioneers in Mumbai - they moved from Gujarat (Saurashtra) amid the thirteenth century. They generally live in Mumbai city and its rural areas. They for the most part communicate in Marathi. Be that as it may, the more established age talked the Parabhai vernacular, which is a mix of Gujarati and Marathi. Hindu Pathare Prabhus matrimonial are accepted to be relatives of King Ashwapati who reigned in Nepal. They are put in the Kshatriya Varna. Hindu Pathare Prabhus brides and grooms and the Chandraseniya Kayastha Prabhus are thought about sister networks, both is a piece of the 'Prabhu ranks'. Nonetheless, the Pathare Prabhu took after the Smartha custom of Hinduism while took after the Advaita Vedanta convention propounded by Adi Shankara, the principal Shankaracharya.
