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is it possible to convert into a brahmin ?

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The bride should know the technique of sitting without loading her full weight on her dad's laps! :decision:

Here is a sample picture for Renu! Courtesy: Google images.

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RR ji! How come the Maami on the left and the bride are both dressed in the same colored saree with similar design too and check out that Maamis waist..I know some guys like to pinch Idduppu!LOL
 
1. RR ji! How come the Maami on the left and the bride are both dressed in the same colored saree with similar design too and check out that Maamis waist..
2. I know some guys like to pinch Idduppu!LOL
1. She might be her elder sister clad in her wedding saree!

2. Do 'Kamalhasans' exist?? :)
 
I am aware of one local case - a brahmin girl married to a reserved category boy. Both are in the academic teaching profession. The ex brahmin wife and the children have benefited from the reservation policy.
Maybe then people would choose to be SC/ST instead of Brahmin? Would they be eligible for reservation?
 
This joke was in circulation after the tutukurin express train accident in the fifties, and all bahadur sastri, then railway minister resigned accepting moral responsibility.
The engine and eight compartments fell into a flash flooded river killing about 450 people. Last four carriages stood on tracks safely. After services were restored, first eight carriages were empty and everybody crowded into last four. The clever railway staff detached the front carriages and put them at the back which soon got filled. Problem solved.
 
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