Declaring the ten strange customs of India

Marriage exorcism

p< p>p> Indian women have many rituals to go through throughout their lives, and people in India believe in the gods and some supernatural powers.

In a country where superstition is prevalent, many people have their thoughts and spiritualities in superstition, whether educated or uneducated.

In their view, if a girl was born on the so-called bad day of the astrologer, and at a bad time, she might be born with an evil soul that would bring bad luck to her future husband, a girl called “Mangalik”.

Those who believe in this superstition will not marry such “khoff” women, but they will not have no chance of getting married, and the first marriage of these girls will be given to a tree or an animal, mostly a dog.

More than that, some girls with congenital malformations, such as cracks in the lips and teeth, may be treated in this way, as part of the web of world customs, which they consider to be one of the symbols of evil.

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Marriage

is an age-old custom whereby parents decide for their children the couple to live for the rest of their lives.

Most countries around the world have abandoned this practice, but India still retains it.

The bride and the groom are determined by parents, distant relatives and even neighbours.

The bridegroom may still have some right to speak, but the girl is completely in her hands.

This is a very stupid custom, because it risks cutting off the happiness of two people.

They can't be sure if they can live with each other later.

The dowry is the worst part of any arranged marriage, and in many parts of India women are expected to bring it from their mother's home to their male home.

The dowry covers heavy furniture, jewellery, cash, cars or motorcycles, and in some cases may be property.

The practice of betrothal does not stop at the end of the wedding, and the greedy groom's family will suffer and torture its own bride in order to demand more dowry.

The women's parents had to meet their demands so that their daughters could live better, and there were occasional news in the local news of dowry killings.

For cash and jewellery, just passing brides may be tortured, burned and killed.

Sometimes, the bride ' s parents find it sad and sad to say they want to die.

Child marriage is a scourge for children in India.

Although child marriage was banned in India as early as 1929, it remains a major legacy in some rural areas.

The legal age for marriage in India is 18 for females and 21 for males.

But people in rural India still insist on child marriage as a practice that stifles their independence and the possibility of success, and two children who are tied up by marriage experience many problems as they grow up, making it even more difficult to pursue their own dreams in order to adapt to each other's personality.

Both boys and girls bear heavy responsibilities at an early age, which are too heavy for their young shoulders.

Most alarmingly, there is a gap of age between the two sides, with the bridegroom passing middle age and the girl being a child.

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The killing of the female baby girl

is also a matter of women, as is the strange custom described above.

As the custom of dowry became more and more entrenched, women were often associated with crime and backward thinking, which was a burden for local families.

Some began to kill girls while their children were still in their mother ' s womb.

People now check the sex of the foetus before giving birth, and if they find out it's their daughter, they kill her.

It is a disgrace to the entire nation that such heinous acts take place in the face of what is called a “home country”.

In India, pre-birth gender identification is prohibited because it affects the lives of many female infants and their mothers.

Despite this, some people have committed this illegal act without the help of a doctor and because of the increasing rate of abortion among women.

Not to mention that some people buried or drowned a girl after she was born.

The practice of infanticide from highlands occurs mostly among Muslims and now also in Hinduism.

This was the most shocking and horrific ceremony, when a child as young as 2 years of age was thrown from a tower 50 feet high, and those who were said to be able to catch the child would be lucky.

Those who ask for their son will come and participate in the ceremony, and they think it will bring good luck to the abandoned baby.

The ceremony has lasted 700 years in Baba Umer Dargah, Maharashtra, Sri Santeshwar Temple and Karnataka.

The National Committee for the Protection of the Rights of the Child is planning to end this dangerous practice.

The Hindu faith is filled with superstition, and people may even sacrifice their own hair in order to pay tribute to God, to the tribute.

God is said to be happy to receive a large amount of hair every day.

In this custom, the Hindus really win, and they donate their hair to God, but pull it off.

Your sister was wrong.

She really pulled her hair off and gave it to the gods.

Such ceremonies take place once a year, and the suffering they endure is long.

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