Hindu marriage customs change

Recently, under the influence of democracy, there has been a revolutionary change in the marriage of Hindu. It was started by King Rammohan Roy. Despite the strong opposition of the traditional Hindu society, he was able to stop the practice of Sati. He agreed to the Governor-General Lord William Bentinck in 1829 to enact law No. 27. By this law, Satiadah was closed forever. After the movement of Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar, the 15th law was enacted in 1856. The widow marriage is legal by this law. Then, the law of no-objection was removed by the 3 rd of 1872. However, to marry an unlawful act, it was to swear on both sides of the marriage that they were not Hindus. But the law of 30th of 1923 provides that the non-Hindus will be able to marry without being declared non-Hindus. The Age of Concent Act of 1891, the minimum age of marriage is matched. Then in the twenties of the present century, Roy Bahadur Harbilas Sarada became determined and to prevent child marriage in Hindu society. Act 19 of 1929 states that the appropriate age of the Hindu marriage is 18 and the age of the girl is 15. (It has now been increased to 21 and 18).

Two major types of laws were enacted for Hindu marriage reform in 1946. By the 19th year of that year, the wife is given the right to give her husband permission to leave her husband. If the husband is suffering from ugly disorder, or the husband uses such cruelty to the wife so that the wife lacks security, or abandons the wife or remarries, or takes her guard in her residence, or commits adultery or takes conversion, then the wife is comfortable with the law. They can leave their husbands and live independently. And, 28th law, it is instructed that marriage is valid between marriage and marriage. After the liberation, after the law of 21st of 1949, the barriers to racial, class, and communal differences were removed in the marriage.