To understand why the divorce rate in India is very low one wil hav to understand the social fabric of the Indian society, the culture, the social value system, social intelligence, the philosophy of life, meaning of happiness, the will to sacrifice and dedicate, the social expectations,etc and much more.
Understanding the basic difference between the indian approach to marriage and western approach wil help.
In nutshel let me say that Indians pay more respect to the social values as a whole. The society is seen as the main unit,and individuals are bound to it.
But in western cultures the society is loosely bonded with strong individulistic approaches. In india an uncle, aunt, grandparents are integral part of the family. Even the neighbours and the community members are treated as extended family members.
The social wellbeing is of prime-most importance. Individual wellbeing comes by in the process.
The three important factors thdat goes to make a good relationship are-
1. Adjustment
2. Concession
3. Mutual aid
Indians learn to adjust. Because the husband snores the wife wil not run to the court to file divorce.
Because the wife objects to something the husband will not file divorce.
In many matters the society pools in efforts & energy to find amicable solutions to the issues facing the family units.
There exists a strong social bonding.
This doesnt mean that members are deprived of their Rights to s3k separation.
Look for instance in the westernised society where a person gets married the first time, on petty grounds seeks divorce, marries another, divorce again, marries another, divorce again, and in the name of the Right to divorce, a person is searching for happiness,and when a person is 50+ he/she settles down with one partner wiking to make all sorts compromises out of his/her helplessness. The same compromises he/she was unwilling to make when ego-ridden young blood was running in him/her.
It is all about willing to understand,make adjustments, cmcessims,and mutual aid.