Viral Matrimony Ad

A matrimonial ad of a 26-year-old "investor" from Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, has been making waves on social media for its bizarre claims.

Harsha Ramachandran said that her parents wanted her to get married and one day her father told the family that a boy was coming with "an alliance."

The ad also mentioned that the prospect's salary should not be less than 30 LPA and he should belong to the corporate sector.

As per the advertisement, the groom must be an IAS/IPS; working doctor (PG); industrialist/businessman

A matrimonial ad has drawn the Internet's ire with its weirdly specific list of requirements - including, but not limited to, the woman's bra, waist and feet size.

A few days ago, Indians woke up to find a curious ad in the matrimonial section of a leading newspaper. The ad, seeking a groom for an "opinionated feminist with short hair and piercings", went viral.

An advertisement printed on the front page of a prominent newspaper in Bengaluru went massively viral for all the wrong reasons yesterday. The advertisers, Young Achievers Matrimony, were calling for registrations for a matrimony meet on August 12 in the city.

A Kerala woman is using Facebook to find herself a life partner. Jyothi KG, a resident of Kerala's Malappuram, posted a matrimonial ad for herself on her Facebook profile last week. Using the hashtag #FacebookMatrimony, the designer from Kerala urged her friends to help find her a prospective groom.

Arya recently posted a video of himself inviting prospective brides to contact him

A matrimonial ad of a 26-year-old "investor" from Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, has been making waves on social media for its bizarre claims.

Harsha Ramachandran said that her parents wanted her to get married and one day her father told the family that a boy was coming with "an alliance."

The ad also mentioned that the prospect's salary should not be less than 30 LPA and he should belong to the corporate sector.

As per the advertisement, the groom must be an IAS/IPS; working doctor (PG); industrialist/businessman

A matrimonial ad has drawn the Internet's ire with its weirdly specific list of requirements - including, but not limited to, the woman's bra, waist and feet size.

A few days ago, Indians woke up to find a curious ad in the matrimonial section of a leading newspaper. The ad, seeking a groom for an "opinionated feminist with short hair and piercings", went viral.

An advertisement printed on the front page of a prominent newspaper in Bengaluru went massively viral for all the wrong reasons yesterday. The advertisers, Young Achievers Matrimony, were calling for registrations for a matrimony meet on August 12 in the city.

A Kerala woman is using Facebook to find herself a life partner. Jyothi KG, a resident of Kerala's Malappuram, posted a matrimonial ad for herself on her Facebook profile last week. Using the hashtag #FacebookMatrimony, the designer from Kerala urged her friends to help find her a prospective groom.

Arya recently posted a video of himself inviting prospective brides to contact him