Srinagar, April 29 -- Marriage, once considered a cornerstone of adulthood and societal stability, is undergoing a radical transformation. Fewer people are tying the knot, and the reasons stretch far beyond personal choice they reflect deeper, complex shifts in economics, culture, media, and human psychology. Today, getting married is no longer seen as a necessity, but rather a luxury, a calculated risk, or in some cases, an outdated tradition. The High Cost of Love: Economic Pressures One of the most glaring reasons behind the decline in marriages is the rising cost of living. Housing prices are skyrocketing, basic goods are more expensive, and job markets remain uncertain for many. In such a financially unstable world, the idea of spend...