Rape Could Happen to Me in India: Freida Pinto

In an Interview to CNN's Erin Burnett,Freida Pinto talks about Growing Number of Rape Cases in India

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtytLmTRokE[/YOUTUBE]

Last week when asked about this Incident Top Chef host Padma lakshmi said that ,"I was saddened and I was sickened. I literally felt nauseous. I'm from India and while it (the attack) didn't surprise me, it disgusted me... And it reminded me, it brought back to me all of those feelings of when I was walking in Delhi. "

"I used to ride the bus in India to school and I hated it. I hated going on a crowded bus because they would always pinch you or grab you and, you know, when you're a teenager... I went to school (for) some years in India and it was terrible...

"There is no actual word for rape. The closest word [in Hindi, India's predominant language] is I guess lootna, which kind of means to take someone's honour away. But to say that because a woman has been violated she no longer has her chastity or her honour is missing the point. Therein lies the problem."

rapes are happening al over india from urban to rural...poor to rich child to woman...totally disgusting!!!!

Yeah I was watching this last night and I was like OMG she went through all the stuff that we all had to go through while growing up and especially her mother's incidence where she said couple of B@$***ds on bike/scooter hit her on her chest😡 I still don't get it what kind of pleasure these sick Bas***ds get from doing these things😡😡

Friends does anyone know how to report pedophelia? Through fb i traced two pedos but i dont know how to report them as im in india and they are in US. If u have any idea pls help me

What does balatkar mean then?

Originally posted by: likarsh

What does balatkar mean then?

I sgree on her views, but why a british accent

Originally posted by: DejaVu.

😆 What she means is no word for Rape in Hindi that she knows of.

Originally posted by: likarsh

But that's my question. Doesn't it mean rape? And it's widely used. I only read the transcript, and she says there is no actual word. But that's not true.

Oh, okay. Now I understand your initial witty reply. 😆 😆 😆