The Indian media prospect has been altered significantly in the course of last decade. With the progresses in innovation, the media industry has been flourishing more then ever and prolonged its extent, regarding the quantity of outlets, be it television, radio or newspaper. Whilst this has established a remarkable inclination aimed at market growth, the underlying consequences of this swiftly mounting media prospect has occasioned in a few challenges as well. The individuals possessing access to the passages of power have been efficacious in swaying dissemination of information across media houses by partially owning these outlets, and tangentially swaying the way news is presented. Evidently, media ownership considerably influences the perspectives presented in the reporting and bias become inevitable in such settings. This article epitomizes the politicized media regulation that has negative repercussions for news media operations.