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Historically, marriage was a social and economic necessity. Today, urban Indian women are delaying marriage to pursue higher education and careers. The concept of 'love marriage' (marrying for choice) versus 'arranged marriage' (marrying with family vetting) is blurring; now, "arranged-cum-love" matches are common, where families introduce couples who then date before deciding.

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From the royal (women’s quarters) kitchens of the Mughal era to the home kitchens of today, women have been the guardians of recipes, techniques, and culinary knowledge, passing them down through generations. The daily meal is a central act of care, with staples like roti (flatbread) and sabzi (vegetable dish) in the north, and rice with sambar (lentil-vegetable stew) in the south. Today, there is a fascinating movement to rediscover and celebrate this immense culinary diversity. New cookbooks are bringing the rich heritage of regional, working-class, and tribal cuisines—from Assam’s bamboo-cooked pork to the diverse recipes from Mumbai’s Dharavi—to the forefront, ensuring these flavors are not lost. Historically, marriage was a social and economic necessity