Anuradha and Vikas loved each other very much. They’ve been together for 4 years now. They wanted to get married. The families were not ready because of the caste issue, but after much cajoling, they gave in. Both sides were not very happy, but they agreed for their children's happiness. Anuradha's father was a clerk, while Vikas's father was a businessman. Vikas had wedding offers coming in from rich families. He was good looking, MBA; had a good job in a multinational company and had a wealthy family background; all that was enough to make him the most eligible bachelor. His mother never liked Anuradha, although she too was beautiful, held an MBA degree and a good job in a multinational company, and she was smart and independent; all that was enough to be disliked by the families who preferred housewives. Vikas's family wanted a lavish wedding, just the way they married their daughter, a year back. They had a big fat wedding for their daughter and wanted a similar one for their son, whereas Anuradha wanted a simple affair.
Here is why we need PEER MARRIAGE Now !
We’ve come a long way from the age of "women handle the home" and "men earn the money" - does that mean there's equality now? Nope. Most women are now carrying the dual load of both, work and home. From work calls to doctor’s appointments, early morning meetings to late night dinner menus - women's minds are constantly working overtime, trying to hold everyone's shit together. It's time both men and women divide this mental load, and have a happy ending!
Source - Vitamin Stree
“इतनी उम्र हो गई है और अब तक शादी नहीं हुई तुम्हारी”
वो सभी लोग! जिन्हें लगता है कि शादी की एक उम्र (खासतौर से लड़कियों की) होती है और जिनके मुंह से कभी न कभी ‘तेरी उम्र हो गई है’ वाली बात निकली है, इनमें वो लड़कियां भी हैं जो अभी शादी वाली उम्र में नहीं आई हैं, लकी! पर कुछ टाइम के लिए। बहुत से वो लोग जिन्होंने दुनिया में सबके अच्छे बुरे का ठेका ले रखा है।
“Can You Afford Your Wife’s Expenses?:” Indian Society’s Frustrating Idea Of A Good Husband

I have nothing against marriage (arranged or otherwise). Indeed, marriage and the scripted Indian life provide a degree of stability to an otherwise chaotic country. But often, men are forced to accept stable, high-paying professions that they are not passionate about, such as medicine, engineering, finance and consulting, because of the job security and social status that they provide.
SC Says Right To Choose A Life Partner Is A Fundamental Right, Any Outside Interference Is Illegal

Source: The News
While we are called adults as soon as we turn 18, our families and society cannot digest the fact that we also have the freedom to choose our life partner from that age onward.
In what can be termed as a scathing attack on Khap Panchayats and other communal assemblies carrying out honour killings in the name of caste and religion, Supreme Court has delivered a landmark judgement.
According to a report by NDTV, three judge bench of the Supreme Court has ruled that any attempt by Khap Panchayats or any other assembly to scuttle or prevent two consenting adults from marrying is absolutely “illegal”.
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