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In India, while some people believe that a
matrimonial alliance is merely a ‘holy’ knot and is best left on
God & fate, others think of a matrimonial alliance as a ‘moral’
& ‘social’ obligation which must be settled within the
parameters of one’s family, culture and society.
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Either ways, while seeking a matrimonial alliance, it’s most significant aspect - the two individuals who are to be bound together in the bond of matrimony - is ignored and considered least significant.
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