Indian Weddings Coronavirus

A senior Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer in Tripura aggressively pulled and pushed people around for violating anti-Covid rules as he raided two wedding halls in Agartala, a viral video showed.

An Indian-origin couple, keen not to delay their wedding plans despite a strict restriction on the number of guests allowed to assemble under England's coronavirus lockdown rules, are celebrating this week after pulling off a first-of-its-kind drive-in wedding near London.

Under lockdown and far apart, Sushen Dang and Keerti Narang went online to say their marriage vows -- and pulled off a spectacular wedding complete with thousands of guests and raucous Bollywood dancing.

As the pandemic upends industries around the world, India's $70-billion wedding industry has skidded to a stop in the midst of peak marriage season. Nuptials fixed months before on dates dictated by astrological charts have been hurriedly transformed into digital ceremonies over Zoom, YouTube and Google Hangouts. Gone are expensive hotel bookings a...

Her family unable to travel due to the coronavirus outbreak, a Chinese woman married an Indian man in Bengal's East Midnapore on Wednesday.

A senior Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer in Tripura aggressively pulled and pushed people around for violating anti-Covid rules as he raided two wedding halls in Agartala, a viral video showed.

An Indian-origin couple, keen not to delay their wedding plans despite a strict restriction on the number of guests allowed to assemble under England's coronavirus lockdown rules, are celebrating this week after pulling off a first-of-its-kind drive-in wedding near London.

Under lockdown and far apart, Sushen Dang and Keerti Narang went online to say their marriage vows -- and pulled off a spectacular wedding complete with thousands of guests and raucous Bollywood dancing.

As the pandemic upends industries around the world, India's $70-billion wedding industry has skidded to a stop in the midst of peak marriage season. Nuptials fixed months before on dates dictated by astrological charts have been hurriedly transformed into digital ceremonies over Zoom, YouTube and Google Hangouts. Gone are expensive hotel bookings a...

Her family unable to travel due to the coronavirus outbreak, a Chinese woman married an Indian man in Bengal's East Midnapore on Wednesday.