 Like dravidian people, they refer to their father's sister as "mother-in-law" or "atte", and their mother's brother as "father-in-law" – "mama", and one's husband's mother is generally referred to as "mother"-"maay".Daivadnya people are not so orthodox but they strictly adhere to all the "Ṣoḍaśa Saṃskāra" or the 16 sacraments, and other brahminical rituals according to the Rig Veda.The Saṃskāras begin to be observed right from the day of conception, but the prenatal sacraments like "Garbhadhāna", "Puṃsavana", are usually performed as a part of the wedding ceremony nowadays, unlike some 30 years ago these sacraments were held separately after the wedding ceremony at the right time.