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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: spnfan

i think in kerala we dont have kanyadan or 7 phere.. only exchanging the varmala and putting mangalsutra.. marriage will be over in 5 minutes.. its mostly blink and miss.. the rest will be taking photos and eating sadya..

in one of my friend's wedding for a minute i turned to talk to my friend sitting next to me and the wedding got over😆


Yaar, we have kanyaadan,.
But the hilarious thing is that, though ours is the shortest duration marriage, we have to do fancy dress competition in that marriage.
We have to change 3 sarees before leaving for sasural...
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Posted: 9 years ago
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That is so very cool Rio... Kudos to Uncle for such progressive thought process.
I want to share one things as well. even though during my elder sister's and mine marriage we did have the kanyadaan ritual but neither Didi (sister) nor me did the bidaai wala rasam which involved throwing chawal without looking back signifying that the daughter returned all the the karz while staying at her maiyka.. . We point blank refused to do the rasam and no one forced us.. We are of the opinion, we can never return what our parent's have done for us..so y the hogwash... We are and we will forever be their daughter first.
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: Prasanna_dhanu

Yes, very thought provoking, I recently saw an article on why women are named after fathers and husbands, it was to do with the uniqueness of the "Y" chromosome and hence the Gothra, it was FB, check if you have time

genetics behind gotra systems. ...

The word GOTRA formed from two sanskrit words GAU (means cow) and Trahi (means shed). Gotra means cowshed.

Gotra is like cowshed protecting a particular male lineage. We identify our male lineage / gotra by considering to be descendants of the 8 great rishi (sapta rishi + bharadwaj rishi). All the other gotra evolved from these only.
Let's see why human body has 23 pairs of chromosomes (one from father and one from mother) on thes 23 pairs, there is one pair called sex chromosomes which decides the gender of person.

During conception if the resultant cell is XX chromosomes then the child will be girl, if it is XY then it is boy.

In XY - X is from mother and Y is from father.

In this Y is unique and it dosn't mix. So in XY, Y will supress the X and son will get Y chromosomes. Y is the only chromosome which gets passed down only between male lineage. (Father to Son and to Grandson).

Women never gets Y. Hence Y plays a crucial role in genetics in identifying the genealogy. Since women never get Y the gotra of a women is said to be of her husband.

They are 8 diff Y chromosomes from 8 rishis. If we are from Same gotra then it means we are from same root ancestor.
Marriages between same gotra will increase the risk of causing genetic disorders as same gotra Y chromosomes cannot have crossover and it will activate the defective cells.

If this continues, it will reduce the size and strength of Y chromosome which is crucial for the creation of male.
If no Y chromosome is present in this world, then it will cause males to become extinct.
So Gotra system is a method to avoid genetic disorders and attempt to protect Y chromosome.


Interesting very interesting...
Will read it definitely. Thanks for sharing.
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: shalz_123

That is so very cool Rio... Kudos to Uncle for such progressive thought process.

I want to share one things as well. even though during my elder sister's and mine marriage we did have the kanyadaan ritual but neither Didi (sister) nor me did the bidaai wala rasam which involved throwing chawal without looking back signifying that the daughter returned all the the karz while staying at her maiyka.. . We point blank refused to do the rasam and no one forced us.. We are of the opinion, we can never return what our parent's have done for us..so y the hogwash... We are and we will forever be their daughter first.


Ya actually feel very proud that I am going to be part of such family.
I know what rituals u r talking about...good both u and ur sis could stand for what u felt right...great.

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