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India's arranged-marriage economy is being rewired by the same generation that grew up on Tinder

A generation raised on algorithmic matchmaking is rediscovering the family broker — and upending the economics of one of the world's largest consumer markets in the process.

A generation raised on algorithmic matchmaking is rediscovering the family broker — and upending the economics of one of the world's largest consumer markets in the process.
A generation raised on algorithmic matchmaking is rediscovering the family broker — and upending the economics of one of the world's largest consumer markets in the process. x.com / Photography

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