Father celebrates daughter’s divorce in India’s Jharkhand state — full coverage and analysis on Nai Khabar. Below we break down the key facts, background context, and what this development means going forward.
According to media reports, Prem Gupta, a man named Prem Gupta, had a daughter named Sakshi who was abused and harassed by her in-laws. She decided to divorce her husband after that.
Sakshi consulted her parents before making the difficult decision of her life. They agreed with her decision and filed a case in court.
Prem Gupta reached his daughter’s in-laws’ house with full arrangements like a groom. He brought her back home in a procession.
He said his daughter’s marriage was done with pomp and show, but something went wrong with her in the in-laws’ house. He said that they should bring her home with respect because daughters are precious.
The video of this unusual celebration was liked a lot on social media. Users praised Prem Gupta’s act of giving courage to his daughter in difficult times.
Sakshi’s marriage to assistant engineer Sachin Kumar took place in April this year, but she was subjected to violence and harassment in the in-laws’ house. She was also thrown out of the house several times. Sakshi’s parents tried to maintain the relationship but failed and took a tough decision.
The divorce rate in India indicates the percentage of marriages that end in divorce. It is estimated at around 1% and is one of the lowest in the world. However, the divorce rate has increased significantly over the past twenty years, from 5 per 1,000 marriages in 2001 to 13 per 1,000 marriages in 2019.2. This represents a 350% increase in the divorce rate in India.
Some factors that may contribute to the increase in divorce rate in India are:
- Lack of communication between spouses
- Infidelity or extramarital affairs
- Financial problems or disputes
- Inconsistency or discrepancy in values
- Domestic violence or assault
- Dissatisfaction or dissatisfaction
- No insecurity or jealousy
- Desire for independence or personal development
- Irregular work hours or stress
- Alcohol or drug abuse
Divorce rates also vary depending on region, religion and level of education.For example, the divorce rate in urban areas such as Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore is higher than in rural areas2. The divorce rate among Muslim couples in India is 1.5%, higher than the national average3. Divorce rates also tend to be higher among educated, working women who have more autonomy and opportunities4.
Divorce is a complex and personal issue that affects many individuals and families.This can have a positive or negative impact on the well-being of the people and children involved. Divorce can also have social and economic consequences for society as a whole. Therefore, it is important to understand the trends and causes of divorce in India and provide support and advice to those who need it.
