Mandooka Parinaya
Hindu wedding ceremony of two frogs
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Hindu wedding ceremony of two frogs
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Mandooka Parinaya is a Hindu wedding ceremony of two frogs, which is performed in the belief that the marriage will appease the Hindu rain-god Indra, who will then increase in rains in the area.[1]
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