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Huge turnout at Kerala temple's marriage camp reflects changing social scenario

Huge turnout at Kerala temple's marriage camp reflects changing social scenario

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    Thiruvananthapuram: A free marriage registration camp organized by a temple at Kozhikode in Keralam on Sunday witnessed a huge turnout of people, mostly males looking for a life partner. While the organisers expected a maximum of 2,000 registrations, it went up to 7,000, a scene that reflected the…

    — Deccan Herald

  • right · 1 outlet

    Wedding bells, endless queues: 7,000 turn up at Kerala temple match camp

    — India Today

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Thiruvananthapuram: A free marriage registration camp organized by a temple at Kozhikode in Keralam on Sunday witnessed a huge turnout of people, mostly males looking for a life partner. While the organisers expected a maximum of 2,000 registrations, it went up to 7,000, a scene that reflected the…

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Huge turnout at Kerala temple's marriage camp reflects changing social scenario

Thiruvananthapuram: A free marriage registration camp organized by a temple at Kozhikode in Keralam on Sunday witnessed a huge turnout of people, mostly males looking for a life partner. While the organisers expected a maximum of 2,000 registrations, it went up to 7,000, a scene that reflected the…

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