The way marriages happen in India changed largely. A few generations back, the head of the family used to follow the procedure of picking the match and talking to the other family. Later, the trend of parents of girls and boys initiating the process came into existence. Matrimonial sites and ads are the current trends.
A matrimonial ad posted by a bride’s family in a newspaper grabbed everyone’s attention as it clearly said software engineers need not apply as they are not interested in that profession.
The ad started a new debate on whether software engineers have no game in matrimonial ads or not. IT professionals are among the highest-earning people in society and they earn big amounts. Based on the experience, the software engineers will earn lakhs as well.
Despite all this, the ad said the software engineers need not apply for the match. However, a few supported the bride’s family choice as they have the choice of selecting the groom from the background they like.
Not just high salaries, software engineers also develop some health issues as they have to sit for long hours as part of their profession. Spending long hours in Ac rooms also make them prone to a few health issues. Keeping this in mind, the family might have decided to look for matches from other professions, say a few.
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Ram Charan Extends Health Insurance Support to Cine-Dancers
Ram Charan has once again demonstrated his commitment to the film fraternity by stepping forward to support the Dancers’ Associations. Known for his exceptional dancing skills, the actor understands the physical demands and long-term strain the profession places on performers, prompting him to address their healthcare needs.
The star has officially assured that he will facilitate health insurance coverage for all registered members of the dancers’ association, ensuring access to essential medical care. The financial framework for the initiative is currently being finalised, with the total cost estimated at around ₹50 lakh.
This initiative marks a significant milestone in the welfare of cine-dancers, who have expressed deep gratitude for Ram Charan’s gesture. For many performers, the insurance policy is more than just financial support—it represents recognition, respect, and security for their hard work and dedication. As the paperwork nears completion, dance unions are celebrating this meaningful collaboration, which promises a safer and more stable future for the artists who bring energy and life to the silver screen.
