He drinks coffee ten times a day, sits in different rooms and leaves them in a mess, constantly asks for food: Woman’s letter on husband’s work from home habits goes viral.

Infidelity could break a marriage. But why do women and men get judged differently for being unfaithful?

There is so much that an Indian mother-in-law can choose not to do or say, to make her daughter-in-laws life and marriage more sorted.

Why are Indian marriages successful? Here are three reasons why Indians do have long-lasting marriages, that may not be exactly successful.

A Bride called off her wedding in Nagpur district by calling the police at the eleventh hour, she admitted to the police officials that she did not love the man with whom her family was trying to get her married.

Do we really want big fat weddings or have we just been made to believe we do?

Aata sata suicide in Rajasthan puts a spotlight on patriarchal wedding customs that affect women and their families negatively.

Why is our freedom to choose the right life partner either clenched in the hands of dominating parents or in the claws of patriarchal mindset? 

For a groom glasses and newspaper recently became wedding tests; social media asks: What’s so wrong about having poor eyesight?

A man dresses as bride to meet his beau as she prepares to get married to someone else. Read about this and more bizarre weddings.