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                                <h2 className="text-anime-style-3">Arranged Marriage</h2>
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                                <p data-aos="fade-left" data-aos-duration={600}>Each time I hear the phrase “Arranged marriage”, it brings to mind the song of Apache Indian’s of the same name. He goes on to describe the girl he wants to get married to “me want gal, to look after me, to make me roti…”.</p>
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                                <p data-aos="fade-left" data-aos-duration={700}>Arranged marriages, which are so the norm here in India, always seems to faze the non-Indians. One simply can’t fathom how practical strangers can be married to each other and settle down for a life together. No matter how westernised our country may have become, arranged marriages are still how a majority of the weddings in our country are carried out. The first stage is the search for horoscopes – through friends, marriage brokers as well as the horoscope matching centres, parents start procuring the horoscopes of eligible boys / girls. The horoscopes have to be matched according to various parameters. Once a horoscope matches, then the parents of that girl / boy are contacted and the horoscopes will be exchanged. If both sides find the horoscopes compatible, then the second stage begins – ‘seeing’ the girl.</p>
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                                <p data-aos="fade-left" data-aos-duration={800}>After choosing a nalla naal (auspicious day), the parents of the boy visit the girl and her family and if both sides are pleased with the state of affairs, they things like how much silver, gold etc will be given by the girl’s family to the girl. then they fix the date for the engagement (nitchayadaartham). After the engagement, the boy and girl are allowed to go out - sometimes chaperoned, sometimes not, depending on the individual families. During the engagement, the rough date for the wedding is fixed. The wedding will usually take place 3 - 4 months after the engagement.</p>

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