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by Guest Wed Jul 25, 2018 6:17 am

apparently this was on the front page of "The Hindu", half the page...

so many offenses taken in one sheet of paper... The biggest irony, even in "achievers", they had to itemize "Beautiful girls"...but is that a progress from "fair skinned" girls?

what kind of ego trip is this? And will it lead to a good marriage? Dunno, maybe?

http://theladiesfinger.com/young-achievers-matrimony/

by Guest Wed Jul 25, 2018 2:12 pm

glad it reached the hype it deserved...

https://www.thenewsminute.com/article/we-made-mistake-mr-sreeram-man-behind-viral-young-achievers-matrimony-ad-85419

“We have made the mistake of putting beautiful girls under achievers category. Now, all of India is criticising us. Who will come to the event now?” he asks.

After repeating this in a frenzied manner a few times, Sreeram calms down. He tells me that he is originally from Andhra Pradesh. YAM was founded only five months ago and has already held one event – a matrimony meetup for doctors on July 1 at Sheraton Grand in Bengaluru.

“Over 300 doctors attended that event and it went very well. It was there that an ENT specialist asked if he could bring his engineer daughter with him. When I refused saying that this meetup is for doctors only, he said that maybe I could add ‘beautiful girls’ as a category in the next event. His daughter is a beauty pageant winner. Thinking of that, we made this mistake,” Sreeram says.

“We did not want to be discriminatory. It is not as though girls who are not beautiful are not allowed. The YAM matrimony meet was for young achievers and actually that is the only criteria,” he adds.

Sreeram says that he intends to publish an apology letter in The Hindu for his error, and has already cancelled the ad which would have appeared in another newspaper on Thursday.

But the most insightful response from him comes when he is told about the elitist aspect of his ad.

“Some of my clients are rich industrialists who ask me if I can get IIM grooms for their daughters, or someone who is an entrepreneur. They ask, that’s why I have to also look for these requirements. If I put only ‘entrepreneur’ in the ad, how many people will come? That is why I put those criteria like IAS, IIT, IIM…” he trails off.

In other words, his response reveals that he only supplies what Indian families continue to look for in 'ideal' matches. Indeed, it is not uncommon for women to be rejected simply because of their looks, achievements notwithstanding. And the perception that IIT or IIM graduates are ideal matches compared to others is also a well-accepted perception in Indian society.

by Guest Wed Jul 25, 2018 2:15 pm

it's fun to read all the stuff on it

https://www.google.com/search?q=young+achievers+matrimony

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