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Mumbai's single parents prefer not to introduce their children to a new partner for at least six months: Survey

From early cut-offs in Hyderabad to scheduled emotional bandwidth in Bengaluru, divorced singles are creating a highly personalised style of seeking love

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Re-entering the matchmaking and matrimony scene after divorce and separation is not like restarting the dating journey. It takes a lot more smart choices. 

A study by Indian matrimmonial Rebounce, reveals that previously married singles from different Indian cities are approaching their second shot at love in their own unique ways, each no less notable than the other. From early cut-offs in Hyderabad to scheduled emotional bandwidth in Bengaluru, divorced singles are creating a highly personalised style of seeking love.

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