Arnab Goswami is one of the parallel instances of how a prominent well-spoken anchor turned to being a “godi” one, as can be seen in his decision of leaving the channel Times Now, to founding one of his own, The RepublicTV that “redefined news to be structured around real or manufactured controversies, one for each day’s prime time show” (Ninan, 2019, para. 39). A recent study by The Caravan analysed the primetime RepublicTV debates from its launching in 2017 to April 2020, discovering that the “accusation of partisanship against RepublicTV is undeniable” (Jaffrelot & Jumle, 2020, para. 03). The study concluded that the debates on Republic TV have consistently supported the Modi administration’s policies and the BJP’s ideology (2020, para. 03). In addition, these debates have rarely addressed some of the most pressing issues that affect Indians, such as the economy, education, and health. In contrast, they have often been directed at the Opposition and any groups or individuals that oppose the ruling government (Jaffrelot & Jumle, 2020). The stark similarity in the findings suggests a trend leading to undermining the professionalism of the media through their “evident bias” and serving as “political tools of distraction” (2020, para. 33). Looking at the data about the coverage of issues in the channel, the authors answer in affirmation the question, “is Republic TV its master’s voice?”, by writing that the channel’s debates clearly reflect the priorities, policies, and ideology of the incumbent government (2020, para. 29).