Dehradun panchayat limits wedding jewellery to 3 pieces
A Dehradun village panchayat bans excessive jewellery display at weddings, limiting women to just 3 pieces. This bold move aims to curb financial pressure and promote simplicity in ceremonies.
A Dehradun village panchayat bans excessive jewellery display at weddings, limiting women to just 3 pieces. This bold move aims to curb financial pressure and promote simplicity in ceremonies.
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