Indian Girls are Made to Feel Inferior to Boys: Freida Pinto

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Forget about milk. Parents of a middle class family (Or upper-middle class family; depends on where they live) can afford sending their boy to a private college if he doesn't get admission in any of country's top colleges, but they can't afford that for their girl.

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Originally posted by: NailClipper
Forget about milk. Parents of a middle class family (Or upper-middle class family; depends on where they live) can afford sending their boy to a private college if he doesn't get admission in any of country's top colleges, but they can't afford that for their girl.

What about mothers milk?

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Originally posted by: atominis

Yeah right.

Get such threads removed even.

Because "image"!

Yeah coz this thread here would affect india image😆

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Posted: 10 years ago

#34

How is this interview going to change anything in India?

There are girls who are made to feel inferior to boys. And then there are girls who are NOT made to feel inferior to boys. There are both types. The former is greater than the later there is no denying that.

The ones who treat girls differently are not going to change their mentality overnight after watching something. These things take time.

The government has to initiate a program to educate the men and women in India about this. Until then there will be thousands of documentaries to spread awareness. The ones who understand it will agree with it, but the rest will forget. A year from now these things will be forgotten.

I am all for "spreading awareness" but it is all useless, until India takes some action and initiates programs on its own.

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Posted: 10 years ago

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I remember Mallika Sherawat said something similar and everyone trashed the poor girl 😆

These threads are getting boring now. Yes India is useless and hopeless. Let's move on. Since when did this place become as boring as Debate Mansion. Some fan wars please 😆

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Posted: 10 years ago

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I think they should stop airing those regressive TV soaps. Mano ya na mano, TV shows influence a lot of people.

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Originally posted by: NailClipper
I think they should stop airing those regressive TV soaps. Mano ya na mano, TV shows influence a lot of people.

I died laughing when someone was preaching about women empowerment and shit while flaunting Gopi Bahu in her DP 😆

And yes, yes, yes, these shows are nothing but bullshit. I don't have any Indian shows to watch so thought to catch this new show Swaragini. And DAMN I pulled half of my hair out seeing some buddha baldy giving lecture on how girls should behave 🤢🤢😡😡😡

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Posted: 10 years ago

#38

Originally posted by: NailClipper
I think they should stop airing those regressive TV soaps. Mano ya na mano, TV shows influence a lot of people.

there's a show IPPKND ek baar phir

Sh*tiest show i've ever seen🤢

The girl,Aastha was forced to worship her husband. Despite her continuous no,her mother in law forced her.

🤢

The same mother in law tells her daughter to stay at her In-laws where she is suffering from Domestic violence and she faced female foeticide too🤢🤢his husband despite being well educated wants a boy only😡

Why is this show still getting viewership?🥱

I might have made fun on Gopi bahu but sending her to primary school even after marriage was a good thing👏 They promoted education.( for girls,after marriage and any age)

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Originally posted by: LadyDabangg

I might have made fun on Gopi bahu but sending her to primary school even after marriage was a good thing👏 They promoted education.( for girls,after marriage and any age)

Yup, after continues worshiping of her husband and MIL 😆 Sure you may get education as long as you act like a bloody cow...😛

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Originally posted by: firework

I am all for "spreading awareness" but it is all useless, until India takes some action and initiates programs on its own.

I really liked what Twinkle and Co are doing for the girls. Someone please start a discussion on that than giving importance to this useless being...