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"If Educated People...": Groom Returns Dowry Of Rs 5 Lakh In Rajasthan, Earns Praise
A 30-year-old bridegroom, who was gifted Rs 5,51,000 as dowry amid wedding rituals, returned the money to the bride's family soon after the ceremony, earning widespread praise among relatives and villagers in Rajasthan's Jaisalmer.
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Minutes Before Marriage, UP Bride-To-Be Vanishes With Rs 3.5 Lakh In Jewellery
A bridegroom waiting to register his marriage in a court in Uttar Pradesh was in for a shock when he found that his bride-to-be was a thief, who escaped with jewellery worth Rs 3.5 lakh that was gifted to her by his family.
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Japan "Solo Wedding" Trend: A Wedding Without The Bridegroom
Many companies are now designing products and services for this wedding trend including solo camping to karaoke.
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Bride, Groom Must Maintain List Of Gifts Received At Wedding: Court
The Allahabad High Court has held that maintaining a list of gifts received by the bride or bridegroom at the time of marriage as prescribed under Section 3(2) of the Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961 is important to prevent false allegations of dowry.
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"Groom Fled Before Wedding": BJP On Congress' Indore Pick Dropping Out
Taking a dig at the Congress over its Indore Lok Sabha seat candidate withdrawing from the fray at the last moment, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has said it was not his party's fault if the "bridegroom fled before the wedding".
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Viral Video Shows Bridegroom's Car Covered In Chips Packets, Internet Reacts
A clip showing a wedding car decorated with chip packets attached to each other has grabbed many eyeballs online. Read to know what people commented.
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"Pehle Matdaan, Uske Baad Bahu": UP Man Casts Vote Ahead Of His Wedding
A bridegroom in Muzaffarnagar on Thursday hit the polling booth in his wedding dress to cast his vote in the first phase of Uttar Pradesh elections.
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Stones Pelted At Dalit Groom's Wedding Procession In Gujarat, 28 Charged
A Dalit bridegroom was stopped from riding a horse and his wedding procession was pelted with stones in Gujarat's Banaskantha district, leading the police to file a case against 28 people, including a village sarpanch, said officials.
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Police, Top Officials Present As Dalit Groom Rides Horse At Wedding
Even after 75 years of Independence, Chandi village in the Bundi district of Rajasthan is one of those villages where a Dalit bridegroom could not sit on a horse as a part of his wedding ceremony.
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Police Case Against Muslim Man For Dressing As Hindu Deity At Wedding
A case was registered against a Muslim bridegroom and family members of the bride for allegedly hurting religious sentiments of Hindus during a wedding ceremony.
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New Rajasthan Law Faces Questions Over Validating Child Marriages
Rajasthan has amended a 2009 law to now state that if the bride is under 18 and the bridegroom is under 21, their parents must register the marriage within 30 days of the event. The earlier version had set the age criterion at 21 for both.
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Super Spreader Bihar Wedding. Groom Died Next Day, 111 Guests Positive
A wedding in Bihar has turned into a tragic virus spreader with the bridegroom dead and more than 100 guests positive for COVID-19. Samples from the groom, who died a day after the June 15 wedding, could not be tested.
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27-Year-Old Delhi Groom Reaches Wedding Venue In Police Gypsy Amid Lockdown
In an unusual entry for a bridegroom, a 27-year-old man reached his wedding venue in south Delhi's Greater Kailash in a police gypsy on Saturday.
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Muslim Groom Ties Turban To Honour Sikhs For Help During Delhi Violence
A Muslim bridegroom tied a Sikh turban on his wedding in Gidderbaha town in Punjab in order to express gratitude to the Sikhs for rescuing Muslims during riots in north-east Delhi.
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Kerala Groom, On Camel With Anti-CAA Poster, Gifts Constitution To Bride
In a unique form of protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), a bridegroom in Kerala, Haja Hussain, came for his wedding ceremony riding on a camel holding an anti-Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) poster in his hands, on the outskirts of the capital city on Monday.
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"If Educated People...": Groom Returns Dowry Of Rs 5 Lakh In Rajasthan, Earns Praise
A 30-year-old bridegroom, who was gifted Rs 5,51,000 as dowry amid wedding rituals, returned the money to the bride's family soon after the ceremony, earning widespread praise among relatives and villagers in Rajasthan's Jaisalmer.
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Minutes Before Marriage, UP Bride-To-Be Vanishes With Rs 3.5 Lakh In Jewellery
A bridegroom waiting to register his marriage in a court in Uttar Pradesh was in for a shock when he found that his bride-to-be was a thief, who escaped with jewellery worth Rs 3.5 lakh that was gifted to her by his family.
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Japan "Solo Wedding" Trend: A Wedding Without The Bridegroom
Many companies are now designing products and services for this wedding trend including solo camping to karaoke.
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Bride, Groom Must Maintain List Of Gifts Received At Wedding: Court
The Allahabad High Court has held that maintaining a list of gifts received by the bride or bridegroom at the time of marriage as prescribed under Section 3(2) of the Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961 is important to prevent false allegations of dowry.
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"Groom Fled Before Wedding": BJP On Congress' Indore Pick Dropping Out
Taking a dig at the Congress over its Indore Lok Sabha seat candidate withdrawing from the fray at the last moment, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has said it was not his party's fault if the "bridegroom fled before the wedding".
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Viral Video Shows Bridegroom's Car Covered In Chips Packets, Internet Reacts
A clip showing a wedding car decorated with chip packets attached to each other has grabbed many eyeballs online. Read to know what people commented.
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"Pehle Matdaan, Uske Baad Bahu": UP Man Casts Vote Ahead Of His Wedding
A bridegroom in Muzaffarnagar on Thursday hit the polling booth in his wedding dress to cast his vote in the first phase of Uttar Pradesh elections.
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Stones Pelted At Dalit Groom's Wedding Procession In Gujarat, 28 Charged
A Dalit bridegroom was stopped from riding a horse and his wedding procession was pelted with stones in Gujarat's Banaskantha district, leading the police to file a case against 28 people, including a village sarpanch, said officials.
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Police, Top Officials Present As Dalit Groom Rides Horse At Wedding
Even after 75 years of Independence, Chandi village in the Bundi district of Rajasthan is one of those villages where a Dalit bridegroom could not sit on a horse as a part of his wedding ceremony.
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Police Case Against Muslim Man For Dressing As Hindu Deity At Wedding
A case was registered against a Muslim bridegroom and family members of the bride for allegedly hurting religious sentiments of Hindus during a wedding ceremony.
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New Rajasthan Law Faces Questions Over Validating Child Marriages
Rajasthan has amended a 2009 law to now state that if the bride is under 18 and the bridegroom is under 21, their parents must register the marriage within 30 days of the event. The earlier version had set the age criterion at 21 for both.
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Super Spreader Bihar Wedding. Groom Died Next Day, 111 Guests Positive
A wedding in Bihar has turned into a tragic virus spreader with the bridegroom dead and more than 100 guests positive for COVID-19. Samples from the groom, who died a day after the June 15 wedding, could not be tested.
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27-Year-Old Delhi Groom Reaches Wedding Venue In Police Gypsy Amid Lockdown
In an unusual entry for a bridegroom, a 27-year-old man reached his wedding venue in south Delhi's Greater Kailash in a police gypsy on Saturday.
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Muslim Groom Ties Turban To Honour Sikhs For Help During Delhi Violence
A Muslim bridegroom tied a Sikh turban on his wedding in Gidderbaha town in Punjab in order to express gratitude to the Sikhs for rescuing Muslims during riots in north-east Delhi.
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Kerala Groom, On Camel With Anti-CAA Poster, Gifts Constitution To Bride
In a unique form of protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), a bridegroom in Kerala, Haja Hussain, came for his wedding ceremony riding on a camel holding an anti-Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) poster in his hands, on the outskirts of the capital city on Monday.
