MATRIMONIAL COMPATIBILITY
Today, the process of finding your life partner on the Internet is done by matching religion, caste, qualifications, occupations, height, weight, etc. But, are these enough to find a person with whom you are going to spend your entire life with?

Experience has taught us that the more the differences between a husband and wife in their attitudes, habits, lifestyles, tendencies, social lives, etc., the more they are prone to lead an unhappy married life. But its not so for all, as they gradually learn to compromise on various aspects to avoid conflicts in their daily lives.

Either way, the real purpose of marriage is defeated because, instead of joining together in a happy & fulfilling married life by the bond of love & respect, they end up living as strangers tied together in compromises & incompatibility.

THE PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL LIMIT
The traditional way of finding a life partner has a physical and social limit, as to how many prospective partners one meets before finally deciding whom to marry. At the end of it, one selects from best of those FEW one has met.

But then, how efficient & rewarding is the process of choosing your life partner from those FEW eligibles, based on limited information like height, weight, appearance, occupations, social status, etc.?

This is definitely an inefficient & restrictive method of finding that ONE PERSON with whom you are going to spend your entire life with. Being a question of a lifetime, it needs seriousness and a systematic approach, instead of just leaving it to destiny.

INTERNET-THE SAVIOUR
In the recent years, the evolution of Internet technology has revolutionized the way we live. So much so, that today it seems almost impossible to imagine a life without Internet! Right from emails to chats to online shopping to extracting rare information… Internet has stepped into all walks of our lives.

On the personal front, Internet seems to have emerged as a solution to the problems of matrimonial matchmaking too. But on a closer look, one finds that it is only half the solution, because like any other medium, finding a match on Internet has its own limitations.

It is doubtless to say that the global reach and accessibility of Internet is a great advantage to all those seeking matrimonial alliances. The large amount of available data on the Internet widens one's range of selection, as it is definitely better to select from thousands of people on the Internet than to be restricted to those 10-20 one has met before.

The flip side to this can be broadly divided into two categories: