
Karishma Asoodani is a multi-platform journalist with a Diploma in Digital Journalism from the City University of New York. Based in Delhi, she works as a Financial Journalist with Business Today Television, bringing nine years of experience in reporting on India’s economic policy. Her core interests lie in macro...
India may not need additional borrowing this fiscal year despite rising pressures from the Iran war, according to sources. Government officials have indicated that the Union Budget had already account...

Officials identified three major external vulnerabilities for the economy: crude oil, gold and fertilisers.
Ajay Mehra Managing Director of Mehrasons Jewellers, argues that any time is the right time for Indians to invest in gold. He explains why buyers continue to flock to Dubai for jewellery purchases, h...
Yashika Singh, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer & Sustainability head, PepsiCo India & South Asia at the BT India’s Most Sustainability Conclave shares PepsiCo India’s Sustainability strategy
Sustainability is no longer an add-on; it is a central pillar of modern business strategy. At the event Business Today India’s Most Sustainable Companies 2026, a session titled "Sustainability as Busi...

The optimism around the deal comes amid a fresh trade challenge from Washington. Earlier this week, the US proposed additional tariffs of up to 12.5% on imports from 54 countries, including India, fol...
A potential India-U.S. trade agreement may be closer than ever after three days of bilateral discussions in New Delhi. Business Today TV's Sakshi Batra discussed with Karishma Asoodani, Business Today...
India-US trade negotiations have entered a critical phase after fresh proposed US tariffs on certain Indian imports, which added a new layer of complexity to ongoing discussions. In this video, Busine...

As aviation fuel prices surge due to escalating tensions in West Asia, the Centre has approved a ₹10,000-crore Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) stabilisation mechanism to shield Indian airlines from extrem...

Indian officials argue the measures could undermine market access for Indian steel exports even as both sides move towards implementing the trade pact.




