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“These villagers earn about Rs 200-250 a day, which is not on a regular basis. In such a situation, they cannot afford to throw a party for the entire village. The villagers, however, do not allow their wedding to be solemnised until they are served food and drinks on the occasion. Thus, thousands of couples never get married.”

The head of the transgender community said that the women belong to families who can't afford to get them married.

Millionaire investor Porinju Veliyath married his son off at the sub-registrar's office, avoiding a large wedding and impressing many.

A soldier from Baghpat village in Uttar Pradesh has taken a firm stand against liquor and guns at his upcoming wedding ceremony.

A widow’s presence at a wedding is considered a taboo at many places in India. A Gujarat-based businessman decided to crush the superstition by taking this laudable step.