About Extramarital Affair

Who we are and why this site exists

Extramarital Affair exists for one reason: when a marriage starts going wrong, most people search alone, at 2am, on their phone — and what they find is either sensationalised gossip or generic listicles written by nobody in particular.

We publish India-focused, plainly-written guidance on the things people actually search for in that moment: the warning signs of an affair, how betrayal gets discovered, what the law in India actually says about adultery and divorce, what Vedic astrology has traditionally said about marital strain, and — most importantly — what recovery genuinely looks like, whether that means rebuilding or leaving.

What we stand for

  • No judgment. People end up here in pain. We don't add to it.
  • No sensationalism. We don't run "shocking signs" clickbait or invent statistics.
  • Named authors. Every article carries a real byline with stated credentials.
  • Clear boundaries. We explain what the law says; we don't give you legal advice. We explain what counselling involves; we aren't your therapist.
  • Astrology stays astrology. Where we cover Vedic astrology, we present it as tradition and belief — never as a substitute for legal, medical or psychological help.

Our writers

Abhay Kumar Singh

Founder & Editor, Extramarital Affair

Abhay founded Extramarital Affair to give Indian readers clear, non-judgemental information about infidelity, marriage strain, and recovery. Articles …

Acharya Vikram Joshi

Vedic Astrologer

Acharya Vikram Joshi has practised Vedic astrology for over 15 years, focusing on relationship and marriage-related chart analysis, dosha remedies, an…

Dr. Ananya Sharma

Relationship Counsellor & Psychotherapist

Dr. Ananya Sharma is a licensed psychotherapist specialising in marital and relationship counselling, with over a decade of clinical experience helpin…

How we make money

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Corrections

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Contact

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