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Why marriages are not working today?

Why marriages are not working today?

Abuse. Violence. These are some of the major reasons why marriages don’t work out. Because this is the new India, where women no longer address their husbands as ‘aap’ and men know that their marriages have a better chance of working if they live separately from their parents.

Why wives ignore their husbands?

She may be feeling hurt about some aspect of your relationship and she’s pulling away as a way to protect herself from being hurt further (this is called intimacy avoidance). She may simply be preoccupied with other activities in her life and isn’t devoting as much attention to you or the relationship.

What is the situation of women in India after marriage?

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Women’s situation in India. Seen as economically and emotionally dependent on men While they help with domestic duties during childhood and adolescence, they go to live with their husband’s family after marriage, which means less help in the household of their originating family, and most importantly loss of money due to the dowry tradition.

What is the catch with marriages in India?

Marriages where the bride or groom are under the ‘legal’ age are blessed by the leaders of society. The ‘catch’ lies in the fact that these so-called illegal marriages are not ‘infructuous’ and exist as ‘legal’ union between the girl/woman and boy/man concerned unless challenged by them. Child marriage continues to be practiced in India.

Why is there no child marriage law in India?

The law against child marriage in India has rarely been strictly enforced because the parties, meaning the parents of the groom and bride who propose this marriage, are doing so out of their own will. Marriages where the bride or groom are under the ‘legal’ age are blessed by the leaders of society.

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Should age at marriage be a matter of debate in India?

Age at marriage has been a matter of debate in India for over 140 years now. One of the earliest cases was of Rukhmabai in Mumbai in 1884. Rukhma had been married to Dadaji Bhikaji when she was 11 years old in 1876.