At the Aam Aadmi Party’s (AAP) office in Delhi last week, from among the phalanxed mikes and cameras drawn there by its stupendous performance in the assembly elections, guess the first one Prashant Bhushan spoke into. It was almost natural, given its omnipresence, but you couldn’t guess: for, behind the delivery of your daily TV dose—indeed, the very ubiquity of television news—has been a relatively anonymous entity: Asia News International (ANI). For those who know, the agency has a multiplier effect, the ability to spread the word—fast. Doordarshan, BBC, Reuters, many other foreign and local channels and services have fed off ANI’s footage for over two decades now.