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Karishma Asoodani

Karishma Asoodani

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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...

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Sky To Sea: Andhra’s New Defence & Port Powerplay

Sky To Sea: Andhra’s New Defence & Port Powerplay

by Karishma Asoodani |Jan 29, 2026

In this episode of Business Today Presents – Andhra Pradesh 360: From Bharat to the World, we speak with Shri M. T. Krishna Babu, Secretary – Infrastructure & Investments, Government of Andhra Pradesh...

India-US trade deal: India to import $500 bn from US in five years

​​​​​​​Joint statement on India-US trade deal in 2-3 days; $500 bn imports lined up over 5 years: Sources

by Karishma Asoodani |Feb 3, 2026

Sensitive sectors like agri and dairy have been protected under the deal, says Piyush Goyal

Exclusive: Revenue And DIPAM Secretaries On Tax, Disinvestment And Union Budget 2026–27

Union Budget 2026 | Exclusive: Revenue And DIPAM Secretaries On Tax, Disinvestment And Union Budget 2026–27

by Karishma Asoodani |Feb 2, 2026

In conversation with Business Today Karishma Asoodani, Arvind Shrivastava, Revenue Secretary, and Arunish Chawla, Secretary, Department of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM), share insight...

Exclusive: CBDT And CBIC Chiefs On Tax Reforms And Compliance Roadmap In Union Budget 2026

Union Budget 2026 Exclusive: CBDT And CBIC Chiefs On Tax Reforms And Compliance Roadmap In Union Budget 2026

by Karishma Asoodani |Feb 2, 2026

In conversation with Business Today Karishma Asoodani, Ravi Agarwal, Chairman, CBDT, and Vivek Chaturvedi, Chairman, CBIC, share key insights on the Union Budget 2026. The discussion focuses on direct...

Union Budget 2026 | N K Singh On Why A 4.3% Fiscal Deficit Target For FY27 Is Credible And Investment-Friendly

Union Budget 2026 | N K Singh On Why A 4.3% Fiscal Deficit Target For FY27 Is Credible And Investment-Friendly

by Karishma Asoodani |Feb 1, 2026

Union Budget 2026 | N K Singh On Why A 4.3% Fiscal Deficit Target For FY27 Is Credible And Investment-Friendly

Union Budget 2026: The shift in emphasis is also expected to mirror the broader reform orientation of Budget 2026-27, internally described as “Reform Express.”

Budget 2026: FM Sitharaman’s 9th Budget speech set to break tradition, spotlight Part B as reform roadmap 

by Karishma Asoodani |Jan 31, 2026

Union Budget 2026: The section is expected to highlight India’s current capabilities alongside its future potential across manufacturing, trade and exports, drawing close attention from economists and...

AI 171 Tragedy Refocuses Aviation On Safety As The Biggest Priority : Boeing India President

AI 171 Tragedy Refocuses Aviation On Safety As The Biggest Priority: Boeing India President

by Karishma Asoodani |Jan 29, 2026

Boeing’s India & South Asia President, Salil Gupte told Business Today TV that safety and quality remain the company’s top priorities, especially in the aftermath of the AI 171 tragedy, which has brou...

775 Pilots At The Core Of Akasa’s Expansion Plan

775 Pilots At The Core Of Akasa’s Expansion Plan

by Karishma Asoodani |Jan 29, 2026

Speaking to BT TV at Wings 2026, Akasa Air CEO Vinay Dube highlighted the airline’s strong operational and financial momentum, with pilots playing a central role in its journey. Akasa currently operat...

Air India Unveils First Made-For-India 787-9 Cabin, Service Feb 1 2026

Air India Unveils First Made-For-India 787-9 Cabin, Service Feb 1 2026

by Karishma Asoodani |Jan 28, 2026

Air India Unveils First Made-For-India 787-9 Cabin, Service Feb 1 2026

Budget 2026 may increase allocations to MSMEs

Union Budget 2026 may unveil targeted boosters for labour-intensive sectors

by Karishma Asoodani |Jan 27, 2026

Budget 2026: Officials indicate that the government may consider enhanced allocations to existing schemes and budgets for labour-intensive sectors.