The Curse of Dowry in India and Pakistan: An Alarming Tradition that Persists Introduction The practice of dowry has long plagued societies across the world, and it remains a significant issue in countries like India and Pakistan. Dowry refers to the transfer of wealth, property, or gifts from the bride's family to the groom's family upon marriage. Despite efforts to eradicate this harmful practice, it continues to persist, causing immense suffering to countless women and their families. This article aims to shed light on the curse of dowry in India and Pakistan, exploring its origins, impact, and the ongoing struggle to combat this social evil. Historical Context The tradition of dowry can be traced back centuries in both India and Pakistan. It evolved from the custom of providing a bride with financial security and property rights within her marital home. Over time, however, it transformed into a system of materialistic demands and expectations from the groom's family. T
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