Republic TV is an Indian news channel launched on May 6, 2017, by journalist Arnab Goswami, who serves as its Editor-in-Chief. The channel, headquartered in Mumbai, operates in both English and Hindi, offering 24/7 news coverage. It has gained popularity for its high-energy debates, investigative journalism, and focus on nationalism, with flagship shows like The Debate with Arnab Goswami. Known for its aggressive reporting style, Republic TV often covers issues related to national security, corruption, and political controversies.

Republic TV has been known for its unique format of news delivery, with shows like The Debate with Arnab Goswami, which often feature heated discussions on topics like national security, corruption, and political controversies. While the channel has garnered a significant viewership, it has also faced criticism for alleged bias, sensationalism, and a pro-government stance, drawing debates over journalistic ethics and media neutrality in India.

In February 2018, BOOM fact-checked the controversial coverage of Bollywood actress Sridevi’s death, including Republic TV's coverage. Media channels, including Republic TV, were criticized for sensationalizing her death, using phrases like "Maut Ka Bathtub" (Bathtub of Death), turning it into a grotesque spectacle.

BOOM found out that the coverage was insensitive and raised questions about the ethics of news reporting in India.