it is the one of the oldest process in Hindu culture which is done in marriges. In this process a family of bride give some money and household to the groom so that their girl will live happily with groom it was also the way to show love to the bride family to her
but in recent past it become a social evil as many groom family greedely ask for dowry which many time is not possible to give by bride family
the great culture left by europeans and corruption culture and the great dowry culture
It is part of a culture so it can’t be prevented .
there is no antonym to the word dowry
No, there are no Dowry prohibition officers in Mumbai. But the Dowry is illegal if complained about.
The one resposible for dowry is the greed of of money among in the people. When people will stop taking dowry then dowry will be stopped at that moment.
Dowry Square was created in 1727.
Agnieszka's Dowry was created in 1996.
The verb form of dowry is to endow.
In the Bible Exodus 22:16, it talks about the dowry of virgins: what was included in the dowry of virgins
I suggest that the increase in the amount of dowry and the difference of the items, that make it up nowadays is in relation to consumer culture. Dowry has grown up to 6 times the annuel income of a male village worker in Karnataka in the last decades. Families of the grooms expect refrigerators, tv sets, two wheelers and all kinds of consumption goods. Increasingly, if the dowry does not meet the expectations of the groom, wive burning is practiced, more than 6000 women per year die because of dowry related murderers by their husbands. I think, increasing materialism and greed for consumer goods are to blame for that. Because of the economic liberation of the 1990s consumer culture is getting more and more integrated in the Indian culture. Everybody tries to emulate the lifestyle of urban upper class, material wealth is getting increasingly quated with respect in the society.
"Dowry" is a noun. It refers to the money, goods, or property that a woman brings to her husband in marriage.
The Dowry Prohibition Act was passed in India in 1961 to abolish the dowry system. This act made the giving or receiving of dowry a punishable offense. However, despite legal measures, the practice of dowry continues to persist in some parts of the country.