Indian broadcasting refers to the transmission of audio and visual content across various platforms in India. It includes television, radio, and digital media, catering to a diverse audience with multiple languages and cultural backgrounds. The Prasar Bharati Corporation, established in 1997, is the national public broadcaster, overseeing Doordarshan television and All India Radio. The Indian broadcasting sector has seen significant growth, especially with the advent of private channels and digital streaming services. Regulations by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting ensure content quality and adherence to guidelines. This vibrant industry plays a crucial role in shaping public opinion and providing entertainment.