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Love or Arranged? Modern Dating Disrupts Tradition

Introduction Are we witnessing the slow fade of arranged marriages in India? For centuries, marriage in India wasn’t just about two people—it was about two families, two castes, sometimes even two villages. But in recent years, dating apps, global exposure, and changing mindsets have shaken the foundations of this age-old tradition. Today, many young Indians …

Romance

Dating Etiquette in India: 12 Rules You Should Never Break

Dating in India is a complex mix of tradition, modern values, and unspoken social codes. While the urban dating scene has evolved rapidly thanks to dating apps and changing mindsets, many cultural nuances still shape how relationships begin and grow. Whether you’re Indian or dating someone from India, understanding the etiquette can mean the difference …

Love

Win Over Indian Parents: Introduce Your Love Smoothly

Introducing your partner to your Indian parents can feel like stepping into a high-stakes negotiation. It’s not just about you and your relationship—it’s about tradition, family expectations, and cultural identity. But here’s the truth: it doesn’t have to end in drama. This guide will walk you through how to respectfully and effectively introduce your partner …

Love

Love Without Barriers: Date Beyond Caste and Religion

Introduction: Love Beyond Boundaries Finding love is hard enough — but when caste or religion come into play, dating in India can feel like navigating a maze. Traditions, expectations, and family pressures create real hurdles. Still, more and more Indians today are challenging old norms and choosing relationships based on connection, not community labels.This guide …

Love

Holi’s Deeper Meaning: A Vibrant Festival of Love & Joy

Holi’s Deeper Meaning: A Vibrant Festival of Love & Joy Holi, often dubbed the “Festival of Colors,” is more than a jubilant celebration marking the arrival of spring. Rooted deeply in Hindu traditions, it symbolizes love, joy, and the timeless victory of good over evil. Celebrated predominantly in India and Nepal, Holi’s allure has transcended …