When a Rasogulla led to Calling Off a Marriage in India

As per a report published in DNA, a Hindu marriage was called off in Kurmapur village of Unnao district in Uttar Pradesh State of India. The groom named Shiv Kumar aged 25 was on the marriage venue to get married to a girl from the adjacent Kurmapur village. The 'groom’s relatives' were enjoying the marriage but all went wrong at the dinner time.

 At the dinner counters, there was a counter of Rasogulla (Bengali Sweetmeat) which was getting supervised by a relative of the bride's family. That supervisor was advised to serve only one Rasogulla to each person in the Baraat (Groom's family). One person in the Baraat (Groom's family). did not knew this rule & took 2 Rasogullas instead of one. This led to a ruffle over there & it got into a full blown war of words over there in the Baraat. Many people on the groom's side even beat up the bride's close people. They even beat up the bride's father.

 Situation escalated so much that police had to be called at the wedding venue. All efforts to resume the wedding ceremony failed. Bride was watching all the scene over there & was shocked that her father had been beaten up. She just refused to marry in such a family.

Later on a Police complain was filed by the bride's father at the police station and police is now looking into the whole matter.

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Intercaste Marriage by Son costs Priest his Job

As per a report:

A temple priest in Namakkal, Tamil Nadu was sacked after his son married a woman belonging to a community of another caste, which was in opposition to the alliance, in Kumarapalayam near Namakkal, Tamil Nadu.

The priest of the temple in Kumarapalayam administered by Senkuthur Trust, in which the woman's community members has stake, was removed and another appointed in his place last evening after his son and the woman married, disregarding opposition from the bride's family, police said.

The man and woman, both major, entered into wedlock at Sankari police station in view of the opposition.

Enraged over this, the community members, led by Sankari Lorry Owners Association President Aasaithambi, also a trustee in the temple board, sacked the priest and asked his community members running shops in the temple complex to vacate.

Around 500 members of the woman's community, led by Aasaithambi, also staged a roadblock on a national highway in Kumarapalayam last evening, demanding that she be sent back with them, police said.

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Man Building Loo to Save His Marriage

As per a report:

A Man in India is building a toilet to save his eight-year marriage. Dev Karan has been given a January 10 deadline by a court to build a toilet if he wants his wife back, who filed for divorce four years ago. Dev is sinking into debt to rescue his marriage despite the Shivraj Singh Chouhan government launching the Maryada scheme in 2012 to build free toilets to prevent women from defecating in the open. 

 His wife Savita and her father Devi Lal welcomed the court decision, Dev was in deep water as his daily wages of Rs 125 were not enough to even take care of his visually challenged father and disabled mother, let alone build a toilet. He needed to mobilize at least Rs 5,000.

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World's Tallest man at 8 ft 3 inch weds 5 ft 8 inch Bride

World's Tallest man Sultan Kosen, who holds the Guinness World Record for tallest living man at 8 ft 3 inch, has found love with a woman three feet shorter than him Standing at  5 ft 8 inch.

Sultan Kosen is the world's tallest man and a celebrity in his home country of Turkey. He married his 5ft 8 (1.75m) wife, Marve Dibo in a wedding ceremony attended by Turkey's president Abdullah Gul and prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Kosen has size 28 feet and had to have a wedding suit specially made to fit his large frame.

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Why many Indian Young people are going under the knife before their Wedding

Wanna know why many Indian young people are going under the knife before their wedding. Read here at...................Ready to wed? Go under knife first

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Bride gets married in the same 1950 dress worn by her Mother AND Grandmother

Now what would you say to this Bride who got married in the same 1950 dress worn by her Mother AND Grandmother. As per one report:

Choosing the perfect wedding dress could not have been easier for sentimental Lucy Popovic. The bride, 31, had imagined since she was a little child how she would look on her big day – in the white flowing gown worn by her mother AND grandmother at their weddings. 

Romantic Lucy said: “I had always thought the dress was beautiful – and hoped that one day I would get to wear it. I felt really lucky to be able to use it.” The family helped her give the six decades old garment a spruce up after she announced she was to marry Australian partner Mark Popovic. Rather strangely, they used a homemade mixture of aspirin and white vinegar to restore the dress to its former glory. 

And in another touch of nostalgia, Lucy and Mark picked the 63rd wedding anniversary of her gran Mel and grandad Ian Calder, who had wed in South Kensington, Central London, in 1950. Lucy, from Solva in Pembrokeshire, Wales, said: “The occasion had extra significance to be able to share it with them. “It will be something we will always treasure. My grandparents have had such a long and happy marriage and we hope we will be celebrating both wedding anniversaries for many years to come.”

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Now no Feasts at Marriage Parties

It seems next time people go for a wedding, they shall not be served Feasts at Marriage parties. As per a report:

With an eye on reducing wedding expenses, a khap panchayat of 12 villages in Bhiwani district of Haryana has imposed a ban on lunches or dinners at marriage parties. 

The decision was taken in a meeting at Kadma village on Jhhoju-Dadri Road in Bhiwani district on Wednesday. 

“It will be of great help to the girl’s family if the villagers, except her relatives, do not eat at the wedding,” the panchayat held. 

The panchayat also prohibited the kaaj ceremony in the villages stating it was unreasonable to serve sweets and other eatables after the death of elderly persons. 

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