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In Indian culture, marriage is said to be an unbreakable bond between husband and wife, but now with the gradually changing social circumstances, many changes have been seen in it. Apart from this, the concept of marriage is also changing in many places, but today we are going to tell you about a report which claims that the concept of marriage will disappear in the coming years. Yes, today we will tell you about this report.
In Indian society, marriage is an event associated with an unbreakable bond and customs between husband and wife. However, now gradually there are reports of distance coming in this unbreakable bond. Not only this, in many cases even minor differences between husband and wife lead to divorce. On the other hand, social media dating, live-in relationships, all these cultures which were limited to foreign countries, have now become popular in India too.
What does the report say?
According to experts, now women want to be independent and do not want marriage. The result of all this will be that in the next six-seven decades, that is, by about 2100, the concept of marriage will end. Till then no one will marry. According to expert analysis, traditional marriages will no longer exist due to social change, increasing individualism and evolving gender roles.
Along with this, live-in relationships and non-traditional relationships are also increasing. Due to this the need for marriage is ending. Apart from this, progress in technology and artificial intelligence is also a reason. Experts believe that due to this, human relationships may look different in the future. Especially women now want independent life, they do not need the bonds of marriage. Women believe that marriage is a bondage, where they have no freedom, they have no future, they cannot move ahead in their careers.
According to a study, currently 8 billion people live on Earth. There will be a lot of change in this number in the coming days. Population fertility is declining rapidly globally. It is believed that this change will have a greater impact on humans in the future. Birth rates have been declining in all countries since the 1950s. The fertility rate of the population in 1950 was 4.84%. Whereas by 2021 it has reduced to 2.23%. It is expected to fall to 1.59% by 2100.