widow remarriage

Jimeet Gandhi's appreciation post for his single mother finding love has resonated with many who note the sacrifices parents make in putting their children first.

These stories prove that it’s never too late to find love again. All you need to do is take a chance!

A Sanskrit scholar who never shied away from challenging orthodoxy, #Vidyasagar vigorously fought against child marriage, defended women’s right to education, and played a pivotal role in passing the Widow Remarriage Act.

The founder of the Bank of Baroda, Sayajirao Gaekwad III, was one of India’s most iconic social reformers – he supported widow remarriage, fought for temple entry of Dalits and also funded Dr BR Ambedkar’ education abroad!

In a move that is perhaps unthinkable for most children, she decided to find a partner for her mother herself.

A mathematics professor from Pune, Dhondho Keshav Karve was one of the earliest crusaders of women’s rights in India. Here’s his forgotten story.

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