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LOS ANGELES (RNS) The marriage process is in flux in Indian American culture, opening the door to new manners of matchmaking. The idea that love can use a little help remains constant, even as singles' attitudes on dating change. By Megan Sweas.
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Culture,
Gender & Sexuality
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Hinduism
Tags:
hindu, india, match-making
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