Polyandry tradition in Himachal Pradesh's Hatti tribe sees two brothers marrying one woman, showcasing unique cultural practices.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has formed a multi-sectoral central team to assess the rising natural disasters in Himachal Pradesh.

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A woman from Himachal Pradesh’s Shillai village married two brothers in a ceremony following the age-old tradition of polyandry practised by the Hatti tribe. The wedding, held from July 12, lasted ...

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Two brothers from the Hatti community in Himachal Pradesh's Sirmaur district married the same woman in a public ceremony in the presence of thousands of locals.

The Union Minister's direction came following a recent meeting in which he was apprised that Himachal Pradesh has witnessed an increase in the frequency and intensity of cloudbursts, flash floods ...

A Hatti community wedding in Himachal Pradesh is in the spotlight after a woman married two brothers, embracing the age-old polyandry tradition. Let's find out why is polyandry practiced by Hatti ...

One bride, two grooms: Himachal brothers marry same woman to keep alive age-old tribal tradition of polyandry Bride Sunita Chauhan and grooms Pradeep and Kapil Negi said they took the decision ...

In an age-old practice of a tradition known locally as 'Draupadi Pratha', a woman in Himachal Pradesh's Sirmaur district married two brothers from the Hatti tribe.

In Himachal Pradesh's Shillai village, a Hatti tribe wedding saw bride Sunita Chauhan marrying brothers Pradeep and Kapil Negi, embracing the tradition of polyandry. The three-day celebration ...

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