Indian badminton star and two-time Olympic medalist P V Sindhu will tie the knot with Hyderabad-based techie in Udaipur on December 22.
Venkata Datta Sai is the executive director at Posidex Technologies.
Pre-wedding events will commence from December 20 while a formal reception will be held in Hyderabad on December 24, read the Olympics website.
PV Ramana, Sindhu’s father, told the Indian news agency PTI that the two families had known each other for a long time but everything was fixed last month.
He said Sindhu will start training for the next sporting season after marriage.
Venkata Datta Sai studied BBA in Accounting and Finance from Flame University.
He earned his graduation degree in 2018.
The techie later obtained his Master's degree in Data Science and Machine Learning from the International Institute of Information Technology, Bangalore.
Apart from working with JSW, Sai later served as the Managing Director of Sour Apple Asset Management before joining Posidex as Exectuive Director.
Speaking about Posidex Technologies, he wrote on Linkedin: "At Posidex Technologies, we thrive on solving the most complex challenges in the financial services industry. Imagine loans approved in just 12 seconds or credit cards issued instantly through seamless real-time credit score matching—these are just a few examples of how our proprietary entity resolution search engine powers transformation."
He said: "Trusted by leading financial giants, our cutting-edge technology forms the backbone of critical operations that millions unknowingly rely on every single day."
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