Dowry is a cultural practice in which the bride’s family pays a certain amount of money or property to the groom’s family at the time of marriage. Although dowry has been a part of many cultures for centuries, it has been the subject of much debate and controversy. While some people argue that dowry is…
Dowry is a social evil that has been prevalent in India for centuries. It is the practice of giving money, property, or other valuables from the bride’s family to the groom or his family as a condition for the marriage to take place. Despite being banned in India for over six decades, dowry continues to…
The dowry system in India, where a bride’s family is expected to provide a substantial amount of gifts and money to the groom’s family during a wedding, is a deeply ingrained cultural practice that has been the source of much harm and discrimination against women. However, there are steps that can be taken to combat…
A dowry is a form of money and gifts given to a woman by her family after marriage, which is traditionally received by her husband’s family. It is sometimes used as a tool to control a girl, to force her parents to accept the groom she wants. This practice is still prevalent in many communities…
Dowry is a custom that is followed by people who are in a relationship for marriage. In India, it is customary to give gifts like jewelry and cash to the groom’s family. Dowry is usually paid in installments, but in some cases, the bride’s family pays the entire amount in cash and sometimes, even more…
Anti-Dowry “A wedding is an event, not a transaction,” What Is Dowry? Dowry (dahej) is a traditional system in Indian marriage wherein the bride’s family pays money to his husband’s parents upon marriage. The dowry system is a tradition in many parts of the world, but in India, it’s still practiced to some degree. Indian…