In ancient Hindu Marriage, which one is not approved form of Marriage?
Among the eight ancient forms of Hindu marriage, "Brahma", "Daiva" and "Prajapatya" are approved forms, whereas "Asura", involving bride-price paid to the bride's kin, is an…
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In ancient Hindu Marriage, which one is not approved form of Marriage?
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Among the eight ancient forms of Hindu marriage, "Brahma", "Daiva" and "Prajapatya" are approved forms, whereas "Asura", involving bride-price paid to the bride's kin, is an unapproved form.
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