So, Prime Video made a series inspired by Ranga and Billa the infamous killers and kidnappers called Raakh. In this series the chief investigator played by Ali Fazal is shown as a Dalit whose father is a retired hawaldar who faced caste discrimination. Ali Fazal's character keeps photos of Ambedkar and Phule in his house. His main assistant officer is a Muslim but the lazy hawaldar is a Brahmin and the honest journalist is a Muslim woman. But in the real life case the chief investigator was VP Gupta his assistant was Ram Chander and the Police Commissioner was JN Chaturvedi. I have nothing against showing caste oppression through cinema but my problem is with propaganda. Prime Video India is a serial offender in this regard..they often make such series and completely twist real life characters. I have no issue with Dalit or Muslim police officers but why show an unnecessary oppression angle when it's not required especially in a series based on true events?

When Thomas Babington Macaulay wrote his infamous Minute on Indian Education in 1835, he explicitly stated his goal: "We must do our best to form a class who may be interpreters between us and the millions whom we govern; a class of persons, Indian in blood and colour, but English in taste, in opinions, in morals, and in intellect." The colonial education system was literally engineered to produce individuals who would look at their own heritage with suspicion and look at the West with absolute awe. That programming runs so deep that if a modern Indian entrepreneur sells traditional herbs/copper vessels, it is called superstition/backward. But the second a Silicon Valley startup puts turmeric into a cup, labels it a "Golden Milk Latte," and charges $9 a cup, we line up to buy it because it has been validated by the West.

Well, well, well.....According to @RealAlexJones, the infamous Q movement was started by none other than Steve Bannon and....wait for it.....wait for it..... Jeffrey Epstein. Shocking. Is it just ME or do I remember you Q's bashing me for YEARS when I called it out as a psyop?

Michelle Yeoh risking it all during the filming of POLICE STORY 3: SUPER COP (1992). One of the most infamous stunts of her career nearly ended in disaster and remains a reminder of the extraordinary risks action stars took before CGI became commonplace.

🚨 Robert Keith Packer, the infamous "Camp Auschwitz" shirt-wearing Jan. 6 rioter, brutally hospitalized multiple people. He has now been rearrested.

Idle's every Singapore performance will always have a special place in my heart bc this is where they shot their (infamous) back alley debut concept photos. Now seeing them perform in the national stadium of the very same country just makes me so happy for them🥹

The Narco Terrorists have been put on notice… Good Riddance…NIÑO GUERRERO…the Infamous Leader of the Tren De Aragua Drug Cartel…

Backstage COH Infamous

That's a fraudster and an ex-convict. Full name Obinwanne Okeke From Ukpor, in Nnewi, Anambra State. An infamous Yahoo Boy who was on the cover of Forbes Africa, who engaged in $11 million business email compromise (BEC) fraud who was arrested in 2019 by the FBI. He was released, handed over to ICE and deported to Nigeria in December 2025.

John Roberts continues apace in his singular quest to cement his legacy as the worst chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court since Roger Taney (1777-1864) greased the skids for civil war with his infamous Dred Scott decision (1857). rawstory.com/supreme-court-f…

Night Trap on Mega CD became infamous more for its politics than its gameplay. Originally developed as a quirky FMV horror-comedy, it ended up being dragged into US congressional hearings about video game violence, helping shape the creation of the ESRB rating system.

it's actually an intended game mechanic! though it's used in the infamous "death skip" you can do in luck mode when you take more than half your max health in damage in a single hit in SotN, alucard gets launched back REALLY far - in practice, this p. much never happens.