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Classical Hindu marriage, as K. M. Kapadia (Marriage and Family in India, 1955) described it, was a sanskara: indissoluble, arranged by elders, governed by caste endogamy and gotra–sapinda exogamy, and aimed at dharma, praja and rati. Recent trends show Indian marriage changing in its terms without being abandoned. Choice, age, law and markets are shifting,…
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