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Stressing on issues like cleanliness and hygiene, Maulana Mahmood A Madani asked people to use toilets and contribute towards making the country clean.

A man shared the story of his friend who agreed to an arranged marriage for the sake of her parents. It put an end to her career and placed her in an abusive household.

Hima Bindu writes about her journey of grit and determination, and how she never gave up in spite of several hurdles.

In a heart-warming ceremony organised by a charitable trust, 51 differently abled and underprivileged couples tied the knot in Delhi.

The strained political and military relations between India and Pakistan have not stopped people from both nations forming friendships and relationships that endure despite the tension. Sutirtha Saha talks about his experience meeting such a couple, and discovering a story of love across borders.

Raksha Bharadia studies couple relationships in the modern Indian context. With her website, Bonobology, she has created a non-judgemental space where she hopes to break some of the taboos associated with discussing love lives.

Vaishali Chandorkar Chitale and her husband Prashant Chitale have beaten the odds and made their marriage work.

Anil Valiv, a Pune-based transport official, started a matrimonial site 10 years ago to help HIV+ people find life partners.

A daily-wage worker from Meerut searched for his missing wife on a rickety cycle for a long period of eight months and eventually found her.

258 grooms will arrive at their wedding venue on cycles along with their relatives in Surat, to create awareness about switching to eco-friendly practices.