Good Topic.

My Opinion on the Given Topic (Post the Rithanya Incident) Our Madhyamar group administrator has once again given us a very relevant and thought-provoking topic, especially in light of the recent Rithanya incident. In earlier days, families with daughters often felt it was their duty to marry them off at a young age to fulfill their responsibilities and safeguard their future. Unfortunately, in many cases, this did not lead to a happy or secure life. Dowry demands and domestic harassment became common, and sadly, many women even lost their lives due to such pressures. However, times have changed. With the rise of the IT sector and advancements in education, both men and women now have the opportunity to learn, grow, and build careers. Women, in particular, have become more aware of past societal issues and are now striving to become educated, financially independent, and self-reliant. I wholeheartedly applaud this transformation. At the same time, I believe that while focusing on career and financial stability is important, marriage should not be postponed indefinitely. In my humble opinion, marriage—if desired—should ideally take place before the age of 30. Delaying it too long in search of a higher-earning partner or a more "perfect" match may not always lead to better outcomes. A balanced approach is essential for a secure and fulfilling life. I appreciate the consistent effort by our group administrator to bring up such meaningful and timely topics. This one too is very apt for today’s world. K..Ragavan 6-7-25