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Anwesha Madhukalya

Anwesha Madhukalya

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anwesha.madhukalya@aajtak.com

A Literature grad amid journalists, Anwesha has had stints in publishing as well as media. With 13 years of experience, she has expertise across a wide range of formats from listicles and long-reads to books. Now as an Associate Editor at BusinessTod...

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Donald Trump signs executive order to use the term 'super intelligence' instead of 'artificial intelligence'

BT Explainer | What is ‘super intelligence’? Is it different from artificial intelligence?

by Anwesha Madhukalya |Sep 30, 2026

AI to SI: Donald Trump wants your intelligence to be 'super' instead of 'artificial' and has made his case for it.

Strait of Hormuz: Is there a 20% cargo fee for ships transiting the waterway?

Schrödinger’s Hormuz: Is there a 20% fee on ships transiting the strait or not?

by Anwesha Madhukalya |Jul 15, 2026

Donald Trump said the US should be reimbursed for protecting the strait, but he also said he does not think a fee should be charged for ships transiting the waterway.

Your Swiggy, Zomato orders might get expensive, says Elara Capital

Why your Swiggy-Zomato order may get costlier now, here’s the math

by Anwesha Madhukalya |May 20, 2026

The report added that Eternal (Zomato) is better placed than Swiggy to manage the pressures due to the stronger pass-through ability and higher ad revenue scale.

EAC-PM has argued in favour of extending paternity leaves in the country

Less paternity leave adds to motherhood penalty: Why PM’s EAC wants a change in leave policy

by Anwesha Madhukalya |May 7, 2026

The EAC-PM said that internationally there is a shift towards gender-neutral parental leaves, which have showed positive spillovers on female workforce participation.

Strait of Hormuz disruption: The sheer amount of shipments make the narrow passageway incredibly crucial

Only 54 km at its narrowest, 20 million barrels per day: The Strait of Hormuz’s incomputable significance

by Anwesha Madhukalya |Mar 13, 2026

Strait of Hormuz disruption: A closure of the strait could create havoc for global energy as this would strand LNG exports from Qatar and UAE – together representing almost 20 per cent of the global L...

Economic Survey 2025-26: India plans to give a leg up to its 'Orange Economy'

Economic Survey 2025-26: Govt wants to squeeze more out of India’s ‘orange economy’

by Anwesha Madhukalya |Jan 29, 2026

Economic Survey 2025-26: Government has great plans for the 'Orange Economy', starting with reducing clearances from 10-15 to single window.

Economic Survey 2025-26: The devil is in the details of women labour participation

Economic Survey 2025-26: Women are predominant caregivers, a lot of their activity time goes unpaid

by Anwesha Madhukalya |Jan 29, 2026

Economic Survey 2025-26 reiterated what is a well-known fact – women are the primary caregivers.

Economic Survey 2025-26: India has a large working-age problem but it comes with a specific challenge

Economic Survey 2025-26: India gains from its large working-age population, but there’s a catch...

by Anwesha Madhukalya |Jan 29, 2026

Economic Survey 2025-26 further stated that Indian labour markets are undergoing significant structural transformations driven by digitalisation, green energy transition, and emerging forms of employm...

India a leading trade partner for Iran but Iran features behind a long list of partners for India

25% US tariffs on Tehran’s trading partners: Iran on 63rd spot, below nations like Togo, Ghana in trade with India

by Anwesha Madhukalya |Jan 13, 2026

India-Iran trade: To put it in perspective, Iran ranks behind major and mid-economies, and even smaller economies such as Tanzania, Angola, Togo, Mozambique, Senegal, Ghana. 

India-Iran trade: Is New Delhi caught in the crossfire between Washington and Tehran?

Basmati, tea, apples, kiwis: Breakup of India-Iran trade as Trump imposes 25% tariffs on Tehran’s trading partners

by Anwesha Madhukalya |Jan 13, 2026

25% tariff on Iran trading parters: Trade ministry officials told Business Today that since the announcement came at midnight, the department is currently in the process of analysing the probable impa...