India, July 25 -- The era has passed when marrying a non-resident Indian (NRI), especially grooms residing in Western nations, was regarded as a marker of financial security, elevated social standing, and international mobility.

In the past, families frequently perceived NRI unions as a pathway to a "stable future" and a chance to relocate overseas.

However, current trends show that this inclination is diminishing, particularly among younger Indians who are reshaping their criteria for a life partner.

The interest in NRI matches based in the U.S. has decreased by approximately 25 percent, attributed to more stringent immigration regulations and uncertainties regarding long-term stability and spousal employment rights overseas, as per V...