Each page follows the same rules. One statistic is one line. Every line names the organisation that produced the number, the date it was published and a link to the page it sits on. A number from a news report is used only when the original is not public, and it says so. Nothing is copied from another statistics round-up. Every source was opened and the number confirmed on the day the page was written, and a script re-checks every source link.
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Indian Matrimony Statistics 2026
Market size, the listed players, who is online, how Indians marry, age at marriage, premium matchmaking and the NRI market, with one section of Evara Matrimony’s own member data.81 statistics from 20 sources, 97.5% primary. Updated 14 October 2026 - Statistics
Indian Wedding Industry Statistics 2026
How much India spends on weddings, how many weddings there are, what one costs, when the season falls, where the money goes, gold and jewellery, loans, destination weddings, Delhi NCR and the jobs the season creates.63 statistics from 13 sources, 85.7% primary. Updated 14 October 2026 - Statistics
Marriage in India Statistics 2026
Age at marriage by sex and state, the child marriage trend, arranged against love marriage, inter-caste and inter-religion unions, divorce and separation, dowry cases, court pendency and the rules for registering a marriage.84 statistics from 25 sources, 92.9% primary. Updated 14 October 2026
How to use these pages
Quote the line as written, keep the original publisher beside the number and link to the page. Each page has a How to cite box with a ready citation and a permanent URL that carries no year.
What is deliberately not here
Estimates whose producer could not be opened, figures from other round-ups, and any number Evara could not confirm on the source page. Where India has no official count (weddings a year, love against arranged marriages, second marriages) the pages say so and show the best available estimates with their publishers.