Sindoor kyun lagate hain?
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In Hindu culture, Sindoor is worn by women in the parting of their hair, symbolizing their marital status. It is considered a symbol of love, devotion, and unwavering commitment. During wedding ceremonies, the groom applies sindoor to the bride's forehead, expressing honor, affection, and dedication. After marriage, women apply sindoor daily to signify their husband's enduring presence and to invite good fortune and prosperity while protecting the couple against harm.
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