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                                        {/* <h5 data-aos="fade-left" data-aos-duration={700}><img src="/assets/img/icons/sub-logo1.svg" alt="" />About Summit</h5> */}
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                                        <h2 className="text-anime-style-3">Tamil marriages</h2>
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                                        <p data-aos="fade-left" data-aos-duration={800}>Marriages are arranged by elders, ideally by a sister and brother for their respective son and daughter. A girl is technically able to marry soon after the ceremony of her first menstruation, but now her marriage may be postponed a few years, and boys often do not marry until their twenties. The marriage is performed by a Brahman priest or by a caste priest in the home of the bride. Her family bears expenses and provides a modest dowry, though in some castes there is more bride-wealth given than dowry. Recently among educated classes the expectation of dowry has vastly increased, in line with the costs of education and the presumed benefits of the marriage for the girl and her family. Ideally a married couple sets up its own house, usually in the boy’s village, but if necessary they may move in with the boy’s or alternatively the girl’s family until this is possible. Marriage is a religious ceremony and only a few register it with the state. Divorce is quite difficult for higher castes with strict social expectations, but separation and new alliances or marriages are common among castes whose prestige is not so damaged thereby. Widow remarriage is forbidden or rare among castes having Brahmanic values, but not among lower castes.</p>
                       
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