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A Madhya Pradesh man married two women at the same time in the same mandap on Wednesday. The wedding ceremony took place in the presence of the three families and villagers with all the rituals.
Madhya Pradesh man takes 'saat phere' with girlfriend and bride chosen by parents in same 'mandap'
Madhya Pradesh man takes 'saat phere' with girlfriend and bride chosen by parents in same 'mandap'
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Isn't Polygamy is banned in India? Jeez.
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Polygamy is illegal till now in India. Most Polygamous society are gender biased. Back to main topic- What I said in that reply is that, polygamy marriage is illegal. No one will issue a marriage certificate to them. It will create problems in future. I have nothing to say.
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Revealing how social media influencers boost their number of followers, Mumbai Police has arrested a 20-year-old youth who is alleged to have created over 5 lakh 'fake followers' for a total of 176 profiles on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.
As the number of followers increase, the social media account starts getting perceived as an influencer. Influencers are in high demand as they can boost a company's or a brand's sales by endorsing a product on social media.
Mumbai youth creates 5 lakh fake followers for social media influencers
As the number of followers increase, the social media account starts getting perceived as an influencer. Influencers are in high demand as they can boost a company's or a brand's sales by endorsing a product on social media.
Mumbai youth creates 5 lakh fake followers for social media influencers
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The temptation to hit top speed in a car or a two-wheeler can get one into trouble. If not, sharing a video of such traffic violation will certainly spell trouble. Recently, a biker realised the truth the hard way.
The biker shared a video of himself riding a 1000cc motorcycle at break-neck speed on one of Bengaluru's flyovers. The Yamaha R1 bike seen in the video was speeding on the 10-km long four-lane Electronic City Elevated Expressway, or popularly known as the E-City flyover.
Yamaha R1 owner arrested after hitting 299 kmph in Bengaluru, bike seized
The biker shared a video of himself riding a 1000cc motorcycle at break-neck speed on one of Bengaluru's flyovers. The Yamaha R1 bike seen in the video was speeding on the 10-km long four-lane Electronic City Elevated Expressway, or popularly known as the E-City flyover.
Yamaha R1 owner arrested after hitting 299 kmph in Bengaluru, bike seized
