Muslim Man Gets Wedding Card Printed In Sanskrit, With The Message ‘Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao’

Who doesn’t want their wedding to be an outstanding affair? We all do. I mean, a lot of us who are married once dreamt of it, and there are a lot of us who still want to.

The remaining, I am with you in throwing your relatives out of your house. 

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Anyway, people try their luck in a million ways and plan their weddings according to their whims and fancies. Some make it a luxurious destination affair, some make it eco-friendly, some spend more than what they earn on pleasing their guests. Everything said and done, weddings are monumental in everyone’s life. 

Junaid from Solapuram, Tamil Nadu (What we gathered from his marriage card) pulled off an amazing deal on his wedding card – something all the recipients will remember for the rest of their lives. 

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To make his card unconventional, Junaid, being a Muslim, got it printed in Sanskrit. 

To be honest, that should not be a big deal. But because nowadays everything is given a communal colour and is used as a weapon to destroy peace and harmony, Junaid’s decision has made news.

He also got various slogans printed on his card – slogans about blood donation, beti bachao, beti padhao, education, padhe betiya, badhe betiya etc. 

His card, which has now gone viral is setting goals for many people. People drive themselves to the edge of insanity, and sometimes beyond while planning their weddings. 

They trawl the web, comb through websites, read every magazine they can get their hands on, ask friends, look back at family photographs – all to fuel their imagination. The need to stick to brief can be particularly tricky when planning an eco-friendly wedding.

Read more: 11 Incredibly Smart Hacks For Everyone Who Wants To Have An Eco-Friendly Wedding

If all of us try to solve a social cause, in whichever way we can, how amazing this world would become?!