Guwahati, April 17 -- In today's world, a growing fear of marriage often called "gamophobia" is leading more young adults to question traditional relationship norms and societal expectations.

Marriage used to be seen as an important step in life, but now, many young people are unsure if it's right for them.

One big reason for this change is how relationships have evolved. These days, a lot of couples live together or stay in long-term relationships without getting married. For many, marriage doesn't feel necessary anymore.

Young people value their freedom and independence, and the idea of being tied down by a legal agreement can feel uncomfortable or even limiting.

Past experiences also play a big part in this fear. With divorce rates...