In a unique incident from Agra, Uttar Pradesh, a bride did not follow the traditional practice of going to her in-laws' house after her wedding. Instead, she was taken to a government office by her groom to attend an interview for a job as an Anganwadi worker, which she had applied for prior to the marriage. This decision highlights the bride's commitment to her career aspirations, even on such a significant day.

The couple, Manoj and Anisha Kushwaha, had facilitated their relationship through mutual interests, particularly during their interactions at Manoj's cyber café, which contributed to their decision to marry. The families supported their relationship, leading to a wedding that took place on February 21. However, a day before the wedding, Anisha remembered her upcoming interview for a position that was crucial for her professional development.

This incident not only emphasizes the changing attitudes towards marriage and career in contemporary Indian society but also showcases how personal aspirations can lead to breaking conventional norms. Anisha's bold choice to attend her interview in her wedding attire resonates with a growing trend of women pursuing their ambitions, even in the face of traditional expectations.