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Just a few years ago, divorce in the Indian context was considered one of the few social phenomena. As society took on a new form due to modernization and technological advances, the rigid boundaries that defined traditional Indian life began to be replaced by a new worldview and way of life. This provided the impetus when women entered the workforce, which increased gender inequality due to women's changing status. Furthermore, the evolution of the demographic context from rural to urban or metropolitan lifestyle, the shift from multi-generational family to nuclear family, and the choice of spouse versus arranged marriage are characteristic of the changed scenario in India. In modern society, the dissolution of a marriage is based on the belief that living alone is better than maintaining the marriage personally.This article discusses issues and concerns related to weddings due to the changing socio-cultural life scenario, explosion of technology through social media and other forms of media, Western influence, etc. that have undermined the sustainability of marriages in India. The purpose of this study is to examine current trends in divorce. The aim is to understand the sociocultural factors that influence divorce rates and to suggest possible strategies to reduce or resolve family divorce problems. In this study, 50 men and 50 women were examined in detail