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SERIES-Couples still get their say in arranged marriages | SERIES-Couples still get their say in arranged marriages |
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Dating is a familiar game to most Americans, but imagine meeting someone and then deciding to get married after the second conversation. WJBC's Dara Brockmeyer reports that's not unusual for Indians in McLean County. There are a couple of ways to arrange a marriage in India. Eleven years ago, Shanthala Baleger married someone her father found through a friend. Pushkaraj Jahagirdah will travel back to India in July to marry a woman he found through a marriage bureau there. Both agree there is a misconception about arranged marriages. Not everyone follows the tradition. Neena Bhayana didn't. She says divorce isn't common in Indian culture. Shanthala says marriage is more than a bond between man and woman. Neena says in India, the extended family is called a 'joint' family because mom, dad, children, grandparents and sometimes aunts and uncles all live together. She says under that roof, children are the focus. Parents devote all their resources to them, and that includes money. Children often repay their parents later in life,like Shanthala plans to do. She plans to eventually return to India to take care of her parents and in-laws. Source: WJBC |
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| In a verdict that may have far reaching impact over institution of marriage, the Nagpur bench of Bombay high court has dismissed a husband's petition seeking divorce from wife living separately for last 19 years. The court observed that Separation is no ground for gettting divorce. |
Question: I got married to a Indian women & later shifted to USA. I got a divorce from her granted by United States Court. Now in I am back in India and want to marry and Indian citizen. What legal formalities I have to complete in order to get the remarried.