

According to traditional beliefs mentioned in the report, newly married women are advised to follow certain practices during the first year of marriage. Special care is suggested while applying sindoor. It is traditionally advised not to apply sindoor on wet hair immediately after a head bath and to use the sindoor given during the wedding. Wearing kumkum on the forehead every day is also recommended.
The report also says that silk sarees and the wedding saree gifted by the bride’s parents should be carefully preserved. These sarees are traditionally considered symbols of good fortune, and newlyweds are advised to protect them from damage during the first year. These practices, however, are based on traditional beliefs rather than established scientific rules.
Another traditional belief advises women not to cut their hair during the first year of marriage. Some believe this is connected with good fortune and positive energy in married life. The report also mentions the tradition of keeping bangles on throughout the first year of marriage. These customs may vary according to family and regional traditions.



















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