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Over 40,000 young Tamil Brahmin men are finding it difficult to find brides within the state, trying luck in UP, Bihar.

Over 40,000 Tamil Brahmin bachelors fail to find ‘A Suitable Girl’ 

Over 40,000 young Tamil Brahmin men are finding it difficult to find brides within the state trying luck in UP, Bihar.

Over 40,000 young Tamil Brahmin men are finding it difficult to find brides within the state.&nbsp; Tamil Nadu based association for Brahmins has launched a special drive to look for suitable matches belonging to the same community in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.&nbsp; President&nbsp;of the&nbsp;organisation,&nbsp;N Narayanan&nbsp;said&nbsp;more than 40,000 Tamil Brahmin men, in the age group of 30-40, could not get married as they are unable to find brides from within Tamil Nadu.&nbsp; "If&nbsp;there are 10 Brahmin boys in the marriageable age group, only six girls are available in the marriageable age group in Tamil Nadu," he&nbsp;said.&nbsp; The&nbsp;organisation is in touch with people in Lucknow and Patna, adding that the initiative is practicable.&nbsp; While several Brahmin people welcomed the move, there were also other views from within the community.&nbsp;

Young Tamil Brahmin men are finding it difficult to find brides within the state, trying luck in UP, Bihar.

As more than 40,000 young Tamil Brahmin men are finding it difficult to find brides within the state, the Tamil Nadu based association for Brahmins has launched a special drive to look for suitable matches belonging to the same community in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.
"We have launched a special movement on behalf of our Sangam," said Thamizhnadu Brahmin Association (Thambraas) president N Narayanan in an open letter published in the association's monthly Tamil magazine's November issue.
Quoting rough estimates, Narayanan said more than 40,000 Tamil Brahmin men, in the age group of 30-40, could not get married as they are unable to find brides from within Tamil Nadu.
Giving a ballpark figure, he said, "if there are 10 Brahmin boys in the marriageable age group, only six girls are available in the marriageable age group in Tamil Nadu." The association chief, in his letter said coordinators would be appointed in Delhi, Lucknow and Patna to take forward the initiative.
Asked on the move, Narayanan said a person who can read, write and speak in Hindi would be appointed at the association's headquarters to perform the coordination role.
The Thambraas chief told PTI that he is in touch with people in Lucknow and Patna, adding that the initiative is practicable. "I have commenced work in this regard," he said.
While several Brahmin people welcomed the move, there were also other views from within the community.
An educationist, M Parameswaran said, "though enough number of Tamil Brahmin girls are not available in the marriageable age group, that is not the one and only reason for boys not being able to find brides." He wondered why parents of prospective bridegrooms expect 'pomp and show' in weddings.
"Why parents of boys want marriages to be held in swanky marriage halls? What stops them from conducting marriage in a simple fashion? Why not in a temple or at home?" he asked.
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The 'Mahaperiyava' preached simplicity in every walk of life and advised people to not use silk cloth, Parameswaran said.
Mahaperiyava, Mahaswami and Paramacharya are reverential references to late Shankaracharya, Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswathi (1894-1994), the 68th pontiff of Kanchi Kamakoti Peetam, also known as Shankara Math.
Parameswaran said that the girl's family has to bear the entire expenditure of conducting the wedding and it is the bane of the Tamil Brahmin community.
"Big, fat weddings have become a status symbol and it is very unfortunate. The community must choose progression and reject retrogression." he said.
"Even in this day and age, Tamil Brahmin marriages stretch to two to three days, which includes the reception, and other pre and post wedding ceremonies." The total expenditure, including jewellery, rent for marriage hall, spendings on food and gifts would easily work out to at least Rs 12-15 lakh these days, he said.
"Undoubtedly, this is a huge economic burden for the bride's family. While some will be spending their life time savings, others will be debt ridden for the rest of their lives." "Here, we are not talking about those who can afford to spend. The problem is, such wealthy people are setting a benchmark and the society wants it to be emulated even by people who cannot afford it. The worst hit are the middle class, the lower middle class and poor Brahmins." "I personally know poor Brahmin families struggling for years to mop up funds for the marriage of their daughters. If well to do people are ready to discard their ego, they can find brides in Tamil Nadu. Only then, they can claim to be followers of dharma as enunciated by our sages and scriptures." The solution lies in being progressive and marriage ceremonies should be absolutely simple in sync with the times, Parameswaran said and also pointed out that some customs, though do not have express religious sanction, are continued that cause practical difficulties.
Parameswaran has served in educational institutions in southern and western parts of the country.
A Ajay, a young man on the lookout for a bride, said, "it is now not uncommon to see Tamil-Telugu Brahmin marriages or weddings between Kannada speaking Madhwas and Tamil speaking Smarthas. Something like this was unimaginable several decades ago." "Already, we have seen arranged marriages between north Indian and Tamil Brahmins," he said.
Madhwa Brahmins are a Vaishnavite sect and followers of Sri Madhwacharya. Smarthas, also known as 'Iyers' in Tamil Nadu accept worship of all deities and are followers of Sri Adi Shankara.
A Vaishnavite Tamil Brahmin, who did not want to be named said, "years ago, even marriages between Thenkalai and Vadakalai sects in the Iyengar community was impossible. Today, it is happening and this move of the association is welcome." PTI&nbsp;

The makers of Rana Daggubati&nbsp;starrer&nbsp;'Haathi Mere Saathi' have postponed the&nbsp;big-screen release of its Hindi version due to rising&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;cases in the country. Eros International issued an official statement &amp; said that they have decided to delay the release of the film from March 26 due to the&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;situation in Hindi markets.&nbsp;However, they will be releasing the film's Tamil version&nbsp;Aranya and Kaadan in the South markets on the 26th of March.
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'Haathi Mere Saathi' release postponed due to rise in Covid cases 

Here's why Rana&nbsp;Daggubati&nbsp;starrer 'Haathi Mere Saathi' gets postponed.

Release of Hindi version of 'Haathi Mere Saathi' delayed Rana&nbsp;Daggubati's&nbsp;film postponed from March 26 Tamil version 'Aranya&nbsp;&amp; Kaadan'&nbsp;to release in South on March 26

The makers of Rana Daggubati-starrer&nbsp;'Haathi Mere Saathi' have postponed the&nbsp;big-screen release of its Hindi version due to rising&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;cases in the country.
Issuing a statement Eros International said, they have decided to delay the release of 'Haathi&nbsp;Mere Saathi due to the&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;situation in Hindi markets.&nbsp;However, they will be releasing the film's Tamil version 'Aranya and Kaadan' in the South markets on the 26th of March.
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After Bihar, MP and TN also promise free Covid vaccine

Even as the opposition parties questioned the BJP's Bihar poll promise of free Covid vaccine, two other states - MP and Tamil Nadu&nbsp;- have announced free vaccine for their citizens

Even as the opposition parties questioned the BJP's Bihar poll promise of free Covid vaccine, two other states have announced free vaccine for their citizens. BJP-ruled MP and Tamil Nadu, which is ruled by its ally AIADMK have also promised free coronavirus vaccine to their citizens. There has been no word from the Centre on the matter of vaccine pricing, though it said it was expecting a vaccine by early next year. Chief Ministers of both the states have stated that vaccine will be given to all free of cost. Tamil Nadu's opposition DMK, which is trying to get back to power, said it would be the one to implement CM Palaniswami's promise.

Jio launches made-in-india web browser, JioPages

Reliance Jio has introduced JioPages, a new lightning-fast and secure web browser that replaces the existing Jio Browser. JioPages is made-in-India and supports eight Indian languages, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Gujarati, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, and Bengali.
It is built on the powerful Chromium Blink engine, which provides &ldquo;enhanced browsing experience through faster engine migration, webpage rendering, faster page loads, efficient media streaming, emoji domain support, and encrypted connection.&rdquo;
Other key features include a PIN-locked Incognito Mode, a built-in Adblock Plus as well as personalised home screen and content.

Jio launches made-in-india web browser, JioPages
Supports 8 Indian languages, built on Chromium Blink
Faster rendering, page loads, encrypted connection
PIN-locked Incognito Mode, built-in Adblock Plus

Reliance Jio has introduced JioPages, a new lightning-fast and secure web browser that replaces the existing Jio Browser. JioPages is made-in-India and supports eight Indian languages, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Gujarati, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, and Bengali.
It is built on the powerful Chromium Blink engine, which provides &ldquo;enhanced browsing experience through faster engine migration, webpage rendering, faster page loads, efficient media streaming, emoji domain support, and encrypted connection.&rdquo;
Other key features include a PIN-locked Incognito Mode, a built-in Adblock Plus as well as personalised home screen and content.

5 tips to naturally cleanse your body at home : Sadhguru

Sadhguru gives us a few simple processes to practice at home, that can help us cleanse the five elements or Pancha Bhutas within us.
To watch this in Tamil:&nbsp;https://youtu.be/IIEfHjTVTy8
To watch this video in Gujarati:&nbsp;https://youtu.be/X7FUgZpXfjE

Sadhguru gives us a few simple processes to practice at home, that can help us cleanse the five elements or Pancha Bhutas within us.
To watch this in Tamil:&nbsp;https://youtu.be/IIEfHjTVTy8
To watch this video in Gujarati:&nbsp;https://youtu.be/X7FUgZpXfjE

Mammootty turns 69! Mohanlal, Chiranjeevi & others wish the actor

South Superstar&nbsp;Mammootty&nbsp;who is known for starring in several Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and English projects films turned 69 on Monday.
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South Superstar&nbsp;Mammootty&nbsp;turns 69
Celebrities wish&nbsp;Mammootty&nbsp;on his special day

South Superstar&nbsp;Mammootty&nbsp;who is known for starring in several Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and English films, turned&nbsp;69 on Monday. With a five decade long career in movies, Mammootty&nbsp;won three National Film Awards, seven Kerala State Film Awards, and thirteen Filmfare South Awards along with a&nbsp;Padma Shri, in 1998.
On the occasion of his 69th birthday not just fans, but several&nbsp;celebrities too&nbsp;took to social media to wish him.&nbsp;
Mohanlal&nbsp;wished his 'dear Ichakka'&nbsp;a very happy birthday.
Chiranjeevi wished Mammootty&nbsp;&amp; tweeted that he is proud to be his colleague &amp; his work in the film industry&nbsp;is a real treasure for movie lovers.
While&nbsp;Prithviraj&nbsp;posted a picture with the star and wished him on his special day.
Take a look at some other wishes.&nbsp;

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