■   33 Pre-Marital Counseling Centers (PMCCs) across every district

■   Boot camps to tackle emotional compatibility, conflict resolution to legal rights, gender sensitivity, and family duties

Mahesh Avadhutha I hyderabad

In the bustling heart of Hyderabad, where modern life spins families into chaos, Telangana's Women and Child Welfare Minister Seethakka just dropped a game-changer. Picture this: young couples, starry-eyed and ready to tie the knot, but armed with more than just rings—they're getting a crash course in real love. No more blind leaps into Matrimonial tightrope!

Gone are the days when elders whispered wisdom over chai; now, with nuclear families exploding and generational gaps widening, parents sometimes fuel the fire instead of dousing it. Enter Seethakka's masterstroke: 33 Pre-Marital Counseling Centers (PMCCs) sprouting across every district, fueled by a ₹5 crore war chest. Each hub? A powerhouse team— a sharp legal eagle, a mind-reading psychologist, a compassionate social worker, and a trusty helper— all geared to decode the DNA of happy unions. Minister Seethakka has signed the relevant file, and the establishment of these centers will commence after approval from the Finance Department.

"Marriage isn't just vows; it's a battlefield of emotions, responsibilities, and respect," Seethakka thunders, signing off on the plan that's now racing toward finance department approval. These centers aren't fluffy chit-chats; they're boot camps tackling everything from emotional compatibility and conflict resolution to legal rights, gender sensitivity, and family duties. The punch? Nip those early squabbles in the bud, slash domestic violence, ease mental stress, and shatter the divorce spike that's haunting Sakhi One-Stop Centers.

Imagine: fewer courtroom tears, happier kids, and rock-solid families rebuilding society from the ground up. It's not just counseling—it's a revolution in romance, proving Telangana isn't waiting for heartbreak; it's preventing it. As Seethakka puts it, this is the forward march toward a world where every "I do" starts with understanding, honor, and zero regrets. Love just got an upgrade.