mokshaHow you make your spouse angry
He didn’t like the curry & he didn’t like my cake.
He said my biscuits were too hard… not like his mother used to make.
I didn’t prepare the coffee right & he didn’t like the stew.
Love : The Most Fashionable Commodity
Love , a feeling that only those luckier ones can experience as the great souls would say . but love , now has become a commodity , anyone can fall in love . It is more a fashion .
sulochana
- Comapanion
- Life-Partners
- March 11, 2008
- 2 Comments
Life Partners :At later Part of Life
It is a controversial topic whether one should marry at the other side of fifties or sixties . I answer questions of people at IBIBO.com , where I got this question .
TALAQ IN QURAN SHARIFF.
I often used to wonder , how easy is for Muslim husbands to break at any time the pious relationship of marriage as right from my childhood I have heard & seen in movies , plays , TV serials etc tha
cindyMarriage Is Bussiness
Marriage has been a profitable business from the beginning. We are searching for a bride for my brother, he is working in Ford Company as German analyst. He earns good amount too.
lkjhgfHow number rules the stars
All the secret marriage of Bollywood actors/actress is ruled by no. 4 or 8.
Person ruled by Rahu(no. 4) r moody, adventorous & unpredictible.
servicetoall
- Dowry
- Judgement
- February 11, 2008
- 3 Comments
Demand for gifts after wedding not dowry????
The recent Supreme Court of India’s verdict that the demand for money, presents etc. from the girls parents, post delivery of the child and other occassions cannot be construed as dowry. This is indeed disgraceful and matter of shame.
The bench of honorable judges have not put their minds in a much more deeper manner before passing such a verdict.
The legal system in this country as such has lot of loopholes, which the ever so clever lawyers community misuses it to the hilt, such verdicts only adds further drawbacks to the legal system.
- Divorce
- Education
- January 16, 2008
- 3 Comments
Sad episode of a brilliant Boy
The Academic Brilliance
Sonu (Name changed) the youngest son amongst a large family of 2 elder brothers, 3 elder sister and a younger sister, was a brilliant boy academically. He finished his engineering from a leading university with honors. He had dreams of pursuing his master from some university in the US. His parent though aged at that time, was quite independent.
The Family
ashishyadav
- Friends
- Love
- January 12, 2008
- 0 Comments
Don’t Ignore the Good Things
Let me have a word here. I live in the West, but I have lots of Indian and Pakistani friends, and I have been following both arranged and love matches.
So far I think the arranged ones work better, percentually.
