Kerala man's 'Secular Marriage Matrimony' Facebook page; sans caste, creed criteria

Stating that caste and religion are -old issues when it comes to marri, 31-year-old Thrissur, Kerala native Manu Manushyajathi in an interview with New Indian Express said that he runs a community service which is devoid of any trace of caste, religion and patriarchal rms. Manu Manushyajathi, who is a mamatics teacher runs a Facebook community p named 'Secular Marri Matrimony', wherein he facilitates a platform for people who wish to marry outside barriers of caste and religion. 

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Kerala man runs secular matrimony community group on FB

Giving out details of his Facebook p, Kerala man said that he runs p with Shubha, a Kannur- native who found her partner via his p. Listing out details of functioning of his p, Manu said that people who are looking to marry someone outside barriers of caste, community, etc send ir personal details such as name, height, occupation, picture to him on FB or Whatsapp and once details are verified, he posts m on his FB p. 

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During interview, he informed that at many instances, he felt that women are more secular than men while some of people on p are just looking for an alliance. Apart from 'Secular Marri Matrimony' p, Manu informed that earlier in May 2014, he started a Facebook p titled 'Mathamillatha Jeevithangal' (Lives without religion), where he used to share stories of inter-caste, inter-religious and trans couples who fought against all odds to live toger. 

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Speaking about his future goals with regards to his secular matrimony p, Kerala native said that in future he hoped to create a website wherein people would be more comfortable to share ir profiles with a moderate fee of Rs 500 to Rs 1,000. Currently, Manu is handling p without any fee. 

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