The rising divorce rate in India is primarily attributed to factors like increased economic independence among women, changing societal norms, greater awareness of legal rights, rising expectations regarding marital equality, poor communication, lack of intimacy, financial stress, and the ability to navigate a more accessible legal process for divorce. 

Women's economic empowerment:

As more women are financially independent, they are less likely to tolerate unhappy marriages and feel empowered to seek divorce if needed. 

Changing societal attitudes

Societal norms around marriage are evolving, with less pressure to stay in an unhappy marriage due to social stigma

I mproved access to legal support Easier access to legal services and awareness of divorce laws allows individuals to pursue divorce more readily.

Unrealistic expectations
High expectations about marriage, including intimacy, communication, and equality, can lead to conflicts when not met

Lack of communication
Poor communication skills and inability to address issues effectively can contribute to marital discord.

Financial stress:

Financial problems can significantly strain a marriage and become a major factor leading to divorce.

#Domestic violence

Increasing awareness about domestic violence empowers individuals to seek legal action and leave abusive relationships.