WAIT WHAT!!! They Wed In Grand Style Frogs Just To Appease The God Of Rain ???

Just as they had shown in Lagaan, rains are a big deal in India. A lot of lives depend on it. No wonder no stone is left unturned to please the rain god into sending his showers of blessings. Frog weddings have been reported in villages across Assam and Maharashtra, while in Karnataka, donkeys are married. Some places have even reported dog weddings. These weddings are a big celebration where all Hindu marriage rituals are observed and the marriage is conducted by a priest.

As we all know India is a land of agriculture and we do face water shortages ,And the best way we could come up with to solve this problem is…….(dramatic pause) Frog weddings, I have trouble getting my head around it, but yes, it has been reported in villages across Assam and Maharashtra, while in Karnataka, donkeys are married. Some places have even reported dog weddings. These weddings are a big celebration where all Hindu marriage rituals are observed and the marriage is conducted by a priest. It is believed that this will help bring rain (LOL ain’t happening) And here I am…without even a girlfriend…..however there is a Indian solution to my problem like the frog wedding solution- send me your bio data and kundli lets see if it matches, doesn’t matter if you’re a frog, don’t worry, I am open minded.

A city in India held a wedding ceremony for two frogs in the belief it will encourage rainfall in a country gripped by drought.

The heatwave has killed 36 people so far, as the capital Delhi recorded its highest-ever temperature of 48C on Tuesday, while Churu in the northwestern state of Rajasthan witnessed temperatures as high as 51C.

In the coastal town Udupi, Karnataka, a citizens’ forum arranged a Hindu wedding ceremony for two frogs called a “Mandooka Parinaya”, which is believed to appease the rain gods.

A group of frogs were caught in two different villages and inspected at the department of Zoology in Manipal, The Times of India reported.

A male and female frog were then chosen and christened Varuna and Varsha, named after the god of water and the rainy season respectively.

The frogs were then driven through the streets on a tricycle before arriving at a hotel for the ceremony, according to NDTV.

They were dressed in custom-made outfits and the female frog was given a toe ring.

Wedding invitation cards had been sent out and guests were invited to offer prayers to the rain god for a downpour.

Over a hundred guests attended the ceremony, which was followed by a feast.

The frogs were then sent on a “honeymoon” to Mannapalla, a village near Manipal, where they were released.

India typically suffers from water scarcity during the summer months, but this year has been particularly bad in the country’s western and southern states, which received less than normal rainfall in the 2018 monsoon season.