You are unlikely to read about the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India’s latest recommendations on Media ownership in tomorrow’s newspaper, or hear about it on tonight’s prime time TV. That is because it is perhaps the biggest ‘expose’ of the not-so-wholesome, behind-the-scenes activities in Indian media ever, except perhaps the famous Radia tapes issue. In painstaking detail, TRAI, headed by chairman Rahul Khullar, has done a thorough job of explaining what is wrong with the state of Indian media. It has highlighted two big problems –