Tag Archives for Indian Marriages
Tweet Love is an emotion which is happy, painful, sad, lethal, ecstatic, passionate, compassionate, funny, lively but it’s never easy. What if it was easy to fall in love, easy to get together in life, easy to get permission from … Continue reading →
14. April 2010 by Sylvian
Categories: Articles, Personal |
Tags: alaipayuthe, amitabh-rekha, AR Rahman, cleopatra, dante's divine comedy, ddlj, dharmendra, featured post, hema malini, Ilaiyaraja, Indian Marriages, laila-majnun, Love, lovers, mani rathnam, mark antony, mills and boons, muna raagam, napolean, queen victoria, romeo and juliet, shakespeare, silsila, taj mahal, titanic, troy |
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Tweet Update: The supreme court hasn’t passed a judgement yet but only an observation on the case but looking at the observation it looks like it will be judged in favour of Khushboo but they have spoken about pre-marital sex … Continue reading →
29. March 2010 by Sylvian
Categories: Articles, India, India 2010 |
Tags: Arranged Marriages, Barkha Dutt, cohabiting, featured post, Happily Unmarried?, Indian Marriages, khusbhoo, khusbhoo case, live in relationships, marriage, NDTV, we the people |
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Tweet My Orkut profile shout out says “ Is marriage so important in life?”. This question is lingering in my mind for a long time. I always felt that Marriage is just a licensed way of having sex. That may … Continue reading →
21. August 2008 by Sylvian
Categories: Personal |
Tags: Arranged Marriages, Indian Marriages, Matrimony |
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Tweet I dunno how many of you who are reading this post, would have read Freaknomics, the hidden side economics book written by two Stephens ( Lewitt & Dubner). But i owe my current thinking process to these and their … Continue reading →
11. July 2008 by Sylvian
Categories: Economics |
Tags: Economics, Freakonomics, Indian Marriages |
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