Breaking Barriers: Maharashtra's Bold New Matchmaking Initiative
The Maharashtra Andhashraddha Nirmoolan Samiti has introduced an inter-caste and interfaith matchmaking centre, pioneering a movement against caste and religious divisions. Offering free registration, it encourages inter-caste marriages, upholds rationalism, and provides support, including legal aid and temporary shelter at its 'Safe House'.
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In a groundbreaking initiative, the Maharashtra Andhashraddha Nirmoolan Samiti has set up an inter-caste and interfaith matchmaking centre, aiming to dismantle rigid caste and religious barriers. This pioneering venture promises solace to those seeking partners beyond traditional confines.
Launched as part of the organization's long-term mission to foster rationalism and equality, the service welcomes individuals supportive of inter-caste and interfaith unions. According to coordinator Hamid Dabholkar, registration is free, and the centre offers guidance built on informed decisions.
Along with encouraging marriages under the Special Marriage Act, the centre also serves widows and widowers looking to remarry and provides temporary shelter and legal support through its 'Safe House' for couples facing socio-cultural threats or violence.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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