
The debate over pros and cons of marriage never ends. This special series tries to find out what marriage means in today’s India.


NRI brides get married and leave India with dreams in their eyes, but at times these marriages turn into nightmare. In one such case, the foreign fairy tale ended for Gursharan Kaur in just a few months after her marriage to an NRI in Britain. And in all this while, her husband was cold and abusive and his family treated her like a slave.
01-12-2006
Men have started claiming that they are facing lawsuits under the Anti-Dowry Law, which are at best concocted.
30-11-2006
With the marriage season on, many bachelors and spinsters are dying to say "I do". But there's a hitch.
29-11-2006
Pre-marital sex is an issue couples have to work out and perhaps it is the freedom to choose that is empowering.
28-11-2006
In India, marrying a daughter into a good family is the ultimate social symbol - even if it's at the cost of penury.
28-11-2006
Marriages in J&K are known to be extravagant. But now, there is a new movement in the state to spend less money.
27-11-2006
The Internet is making it easier for couples to enter and sometimes even escape the bonds of matrimony.
26-11-2006
The trend of hiring detective agencies to find out the details of one's spouse before marriage is fast catching on in India.
25-11-2006
Some women feel that the Domestic Violence Act has struck the very foundation of marriages they are trying to save.
24-11-2006
Do people have to get married by a certain age? There are many husbands and wives for whom being young is only a matter of the heart.
23-11-2006
The practice of triple talaq has made Muslim women vulnerable as very few know about their right to divorce.
22-11-2006
Matchmakers are busy setting up the perfect match, but one thing most people fear is to find out they are Manglik.
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