'I pledge that I will support my husband every moment', were the words of 26-year-old English woman Henna Hobbit. After all the rituals of marriage, the newly married couple took an oath that they will support each other at all times and will stand in every trouble. A 28-year-old youth of Nagla village of Agra came in contact with Palendra Singh through social media app. After that both used to share religious knowledge on social media app through podcast and were attracted towards each other's religious knowledge. Singh works as a sales manager in a private company in Agra.
Took the bride from Manchester to get married
He told that during the first wave of Corona, he used to share his podcasts on social media apps. At the same time, the girl from Manchester came in contact with Hanna (nurse) and after that the thoughts related to each other's religion went on sharing. After that shared the ID of Instagram and also the ID of Telegram and the matter went on. The boy told that after 3 years of affair, both of us decided after mutual consent and consent of both the families to get married now. The wedding of Haina and Palendra took place at the Shree Shakti Mandir of Gade Ka Nagla in the village of Bamrauli Katara, according to Hindu rituals.
Bride will learn to extract cow dung and milk
The Mahant of the temple Shri Vivekananda Giri Nathji blessed both of them. Hanna told that she likes Indian customs very much and she is influenced by them. After marriage, I will gradually try to learn Hindi and try to adjust to the Indian family environment. Hanna told that there is a lot of difference between the environment of England and the environment of the village here, but she will try to adapt to every situation and will support her husband and family members in every task if needed. Rather she told that if she stays in the village, she will learn to extract cow dung and milk too.
Ready to register your marriage
The newlyweds will get their marriage registered in the court. The boy's family consists of an elder brother, younger sister and parents. Father is farmer and mother is a duodenum. The elder brother works in Poland and the younger sister is still studying. Mother Subhadra Devi told that she is happy with the decision of both the children and the foreign daughter-in-law respects them a lot and takes care of them every moment.
She does not know Hindi but still she tries to understand everything and also tries to live in Indian environment. Pandit Vipin Sharma blessed the couple and got the marriage completed by law. Rather, Panditji explained seven words to the foreign daughter-in-law through Palendra in English, so that she could know the Hindu customs.
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