With the globalization of India, the advantages of marrying in their own group are intensely deliberated in orthodox families. The evident approach to the market is to ask for family suggestions and to browse community-friendly websites. In general, the matching Patrika and gotra and several family gatherings follow. But as our knowledge of illnesses and other heritage features develops, we have to ask whether continuing insistence on marriages that are Community-based is relevant. Endogamy is a marriage practice in the same society, with a significant effect on genetic illnesses that arise from a small gene pool. People of different faiths in the country have stated “high priorities” for them to halt interfaith marriage. The investigation follows the introduction of legislation criminalizing interfaith love in various Indian states. According to the survey, 80% of Muslims interviewed thought it vital to stop people from marrying in another faith in their community. About 65% of Hindus had the same feeling. The poll also examined the relationship between religion and nationality. Hindus “see their religious identity as strongly interconnected” and their Indian national identity. The survey showed that although some ideals are shared, they don’t feel much in common.
In conservative Indian households, matrimonies between Hindus and Muslims have long been the subject of censorship, but couples increasingly face legal barriers.
The Special Marriage Act of India stipulates an interfaith couples 30-day notification period. And certain Indian states run by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) have gone additional moves to introduce legislation against “illegal transformation” by force or by means of fraud. In conservative Indian households, matrimonies between Hindus and Muslims have long been the subject of censorship, but couples increasingly face legal barriers. The Special Marriage Act of India stipulates an interfaith couples 30-day notification period. And certain Indian states run by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) have gone additional moves to introduce legislation against “illegal transformation” by force or by means of fraud. It is in response to what is called “love jihad” by right-wing Hindu organizations – a bogus conspiracy theory that claims Muslims of lurking Hindu women with the only goal of turning women into Islam. India as a society requires healthy, trained, and productive individuals for our future generations. There is a natural part and an essential element to their development—that entitles them to healthy genes and provides them with the possibility to learn and explore in a calm atmosphere. However, for this, our existing generations need to be educated and free to choose their spouses in an informed way.