Seeking Indian Matrimonial Alliance
It is a hard fact that Indian society is going through the worst phase for locating life partners during last few decades.
Traditionally in India more than 90% of marriages are still settled by parents, in early years parents used to easily locate bride or groom for their children within the close social circle and there were many volunteers doing this as social service. As the Indian society grown towards modernization, the level of education increased and social and financial capabilities strengthened parents started facing problem in getting right life partner within the social circle.
This was the time when commercial matrimonial services started; initially these were kind of classified matrimonial advertisements in daily and weekly newspapers, later some professionals enter in this growing matchmaking business with services like professionally matchmaking. Though still both these kind of services are available but with the abnormal growth of Indian population and society even these services are unable to fully cater to the need of parents to find matrimonial alliance for their children.
Internet opened better avenues for such services, websites offering free services for Indian matrimonial came in being, here parents or prospective bride or groom can create their own detailed profiles, can also attach their photographs and search through similar profiles of others, most of these sites charge fee from their members before they can communicate with each other but there is one site which allows free communication among members who are seeking Indian matrimonial alliance irrespective of their location, or religion any member can use services of eksaath.com at eksaath.com one can always create a free profile, with number of pictures and very interestingly can add audio or video profiles too again all for free.
The scope of such matchmaking services is great as everyday more and more eligible Indians and their parents are being attracted towards such matrimonial services on internet.
In India there is an ancient saying which goes like “Marriages are made in heaven but settled on earth”, but I believe this should be changed now to “Marriages are made in heaven but are settled on internet.”
Author G.S. Marjara (webmaster eksaath.com)
