You are right. According to traditions, if a girl from Brahmin community marries a non-Brahmin she loses her Brahmin identity. Similarly, if a so called pariah girl, marries a Brahmin, she becomes Brahmin. While at this, I just remembered an anecdote quoted by a Mangalorean. Please read this in a lighter vein. An aged boy unwittingly joined another who invited him to a hotel which was serving 'hardware' stuff. This 'breach' somehow reached the boy's father. The boy was thrashed very badly. The father wondering himself asked the boy how could he go to the hotel in the first place when he had not given him any money. Wailing and weeping the boy feebly told him he had no money but another Brahmin boy was with him who paid the bill. The father castigated the boy for not telling this before. Had he known this, he would not have given him the thrashing but exonerated him as he was in the company of a Brahmin! That is the effect of the Company you keep! The value is correct and let us not under-value it.
Am not wrong KRS ji......
I stand on it... Well if indians and pakistanis may be south indian race....but wat about culture....
Our tradition and culture are entirely different from pakistanis.. Dont compare pakistanis with brahmin culture ji......
I object girls marrying NB boys.... that is my stand.... Well if such things still continues, its only because of the parents who are not brought up in right way....
That shud be the reason.....
Love marriage
if we marriage someone we know
we can be more happy in life
it because we know everything
about person we want marriage
and live
SO IT WILL EASY TO LIVE
AND UNDERSTAND EACH OTHER