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Around 1.5 lakh weddings are estimated to be solemnised across Rajasthan in November, the highest in over two years after the coronavirus outbreak.

 


Wedding industry sees a boom, 1.5 lakh weddings in this state alone

Wedding industry sees a boom after two-year hiatus

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After the drastic loss during the pandemic for two years, Wedding planners and all those involved in the industry are upbeat and expecting a full-scale business this time as there are no restrictions like the past due to the outbreak.
Rajasthan, which is widely known all across the globe for its palaces and forts, will alone witness 1.5 lakh weddings in November, the highest in over two years after the coronavirus outbreak.
While the per day expense of a marriage garden in the state is from Rs 50,000 to Rs 10-12 lakh depending upon location and size, there are dharmshalas with 25-40 rooms with good facilities are available for around 2 lakh per day.
Rajasthan is famous for destination weddings at places like Udaipur, Jaisalmer, Sawaimadhopur and Kumbhalgarh, where businessmen and celebrities have tied the knot in the past.

The wedding season in North India is all set to commence from November 15 and there are an estimated 25 lakh weddings in just one month between 14 November-13 December.&nbsp;With restrictions on gatherings easing across the country onlookers are expecting a big bang return of the the great Indian wedding season. Several states have allowed 250 people at weddings. In Delhi, the number has been capped at 200, but authorities have 50% capacity restrictions in parts of NCR. In Mumbai, too, venues are allowed to operate at 50% capacity. Rajasthan is allowing 200 guests.Traders association CAIT&nbsp;is estimating that&nbsp;weddings are likely to generate business worth&nbsp;₹3 lakh crore&nbsp;in just one month. The national capital alone as per traders is likely to see&nbsp;business worth&nbsp;₹50,000 crore&nbsp;being generated.&nbsp;

Shaadi Season 2021, Rs 3 lakh crore expected to be spent in November on weddings

25 lakh weddings, Rs 3 lakh crore being spent. November 15 marks the release of the great Indian wedding season across North India. 

Shaadi Season 2021, Rs 3 lakh crore expected to be spent 

CAIT expects over 1.5 lakh weddings in Delhi alone will generate business worth&nbsp;₹50,000 crore

The wedding season in North India is all set to commence from November 15 and there are an estimated 25 lakh weddings in just one month between 14 November-13 December.&nbsp; With restrictions on gatherings easing across the country onlookers are expecting a big bang return of the the great Indian wedding season. Several states have allowed 250 people at weddings. In Delhi, the number has been capped at 200, but authorities have 50% capacity restrictions in parts of NCR. In Mumbai, too, venues are allowed to operate at 50% capacity. Rajasthan is allowing 200 guests.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a title="Good looks, good looks and... here&rsquo;s what Indians prioritise on matrimonial sites" href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/good-looks-good-looks-and-here-s-what-indians-prioritise-on-matrimonial-sites-1636610119232">Good looks, good looks and... here&rsquo;s what Indians prioritise on matrimonial sites</a> Traders association CAIT&nbsp;is estimating that&nbsp;weddings are likely to generate business worth&nbsp;₹3 lakh crore&nbsp;in just one month. The national capital alone as per traders is likely to see&nbsp;business worth&nbsp;₹50,000 crore&nbsp;being generated.&nbsp;

A recent tweet by PETA&nbsp;India, saying that using horses for wedding processions was 'cruel' and 'abusive', has left the Internet divided.
Some social media users were in agreement with PETA, saying that it will be a kind gesture if horses were no longer used for weddings in India. But many reacted asking, isn't riding horses in polo matches also cruel?&nbsp;Some said that PETA&nbsp;does not understand Indian customs and traditions, especially that a groom does not actually ride a 'horse'.&nbsp;
With the onset of the wedding season in India, the animal welfare organisation has been campaigning to eradicate this age-old practice.&nbsp;Earlier, it also put up billboards in Mumbai, Delhi, Chandigarh, Lucknow&nbsp;and&nbsp;Jaipur asking people to stop&nbsp;using painful spiked bits to control horses at weddings.
Actor and comedian&nbsp;Raju Srivastava&nbsp;also starred in a&nbsp;video&nbsp;to highlight the suffering of horses used for weddings and other ceremonies.

Using horses at weddings cruel and abusive, says PETA India, but netizens are divided

The Internet is divided over a tweet by PETA India that says using horses at wedding processions is cruel, what about polo?, ask netizens.

((PETA&nbsp;Tweet, wedding procession photos)) A recent tweet by PETA&nbsp;India, saying that using horses for wedding processions was 'cruel' and 'abusive', has left the Internet divided.
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// SUPER:&nbsp;PETA&nbsp;India says using horses in weddings is cruel &amp; abusive
Some social media users were in agreement with PETA, saying that it will be a kind gesture if horses were no longer used for weddings in India.
But many reacted asking, isn't riding horses in polo matches also cruel?&nbsp;Some said that PETA&nbsp;does not understand Indian customs and traditions, especially that a groom does not actually ride a 'horse'.&nbsp;
((Photos of horse-free baraats))
// SUPER:&nbsp;PETA&nbsp;puts up billboards, pushes for horse-free baraats&nbsp;
With the onset of the wedding season in India, the animal welfare organisation has been campaigning to eradicate this age-old practice.&nbsp;Earlier, it also put up billboards in Mumbai, Delhi, Chandigarh, Lucknow&nbsp;and&nbsp;Jaipur asking people to stop&nbsp;using painful spiked bits to control horses at weddings.
Actor and comedian&nbsp;Raju Srivastava&nbsp;also starred in a&nbsp;video&nbsp;to highlight the suffering of horses used for weddings and other ceremonies.

PETA&nbsp;India tweeted on Monday that using horses at wedding ceremonies is 'cruel' and 'abusive'

A recent tweet by PETA&nbsp;India, saying that using horses for wedding processions was 'cruel' and 'abusive', has left the Internet divided.
Some social media users were in agreement with PETA, saying that it will be a kind gesture if horses were no longer used for weddings in India. But many reacted asking, isn't riding horses in polo matches also cruel?&nbsp;Some said that PETA&nbsp;does not understand Indian customs and traditions, especially that a groom does not actually ride a 'horse'.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/cows-and-rakhi-what-s-the-link-peta-campaign-angers-netizens-1594900638277">Cows and rakhi, what's the link?: PETA campaign angers netizens</a>
With the onset of the wedding season in India, the animal welfare organisation has been campaigning to eradicate this age-old practice.&nbsp;Earlier, it also put up billboards in Mumbai, Delhi, Chandigarh, Lucknow&nbsp;and&nbsp;Jaipur asking people to stop&nbsp;using painful spiked bits to control horses at weddings.
Actor and comedian&nbsp;Raju Srivastava&nbsp;also starred in a&nbsp;video&nbsp;to highlight the suffering of horses used for weddings and other ceremonies.

Face masks have become crucial for our existence in times of the deadly pandemic and it is no fun to cover faces especially when it's the wedding season. But an unidentified women's image circulating on the&nbsp;internet&nbsp;has left the netizens&nbsp;in splits and has now given them reasons to explore ways of wearing jewellery over one's mask. In an image tweeted by IPS&nbsp;officer Deepanshu&nbsp;Khabra, a dressed-up woman&nbsp;at a wedding has given an interesting edge to her attire. She can be seen donning her 'Nath'&nbsp;(nose ring) over her mask. The officer who expressed his surprise captioned the image as '#Jewelleryjugad&nbsp;level super ultra pro max'.&nbsp;Her interesting look has surely quirked the brows of the social media users who are now praising her for the 'desi&nbsp;jugad'.

'#Jewelleryjugad level super ultra pro max': Woman wears nath over mask, netizens impressed

Face masks have become crucial for our existence in times of the deadly pandemic and it is no fun to cover faces especially when it's the wedding season. But an unidentified women's image circulating on the&nbsp;internet&nbsp;has left the netizens&nbsp;in splits and has now given them reasons to explore ways of wearing jewellery over one's mask. In an image tweeted by IPS&nbsp;officer Deepanshu&nbsp;Khabra, a dressed-up woman&nbsp;at a wedding has given an interesting edge to her attire. She can be seen donning her 'Nath'&nbsp;(nose ring) over her mask. The officer who expressed his surprise captioned the image as '#Jewelleryjugad&nbsp;level super ultra pro max'.&nbsp; Her interesting look has surely quirked the brows of the social media users who are now praising her for the 'desi&nbsp;jugad'.

'#Jewelleryjugad level super ultra pro max': Women wears nath over mask, netizens impressed

Wedding in the times of Covid-19 Woman wears nath over mask, netizens impressed 'Jewellery jugad':&nbsp;IPS&nbsp;officer tweets image Woman wears 'Nath' over her mask

Face masks have become crucial for our existence and it is no fun to cover the face especially when it's the wedding season. But an unidentified women's image circulating on the&nbsp;internet&nbsp;has left the netizens&nbsp;in splits and yet given them ways of wearing jewellery over the mask. In an image tweeted by IPS&nbsp;officer Deepanshu&nbsp;Khabra, a dressed-up woman&nbsp;at a wedding can be seen donning her 'Nath'&nbsp;or nose ring over her mask. The officer who expressed his surprise captioned the image as '#Jewelleryjugad&nbsp;level super ultra pro max'.&nbsp; Her interesting look has surely quirked the brows of the social media users who are now praising her for the 'desi&nbsp;jugad'.

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