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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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Strait Of Hormuz Tensions Rattle Global Oil Markets

Strait Of Hormuz Tensions Rattle Global Oil Markets

by Karishma Asoodani |Mar 5, 2026

Escalating tensions around the Strait of Hormuz have disrupted critical oil shipments, sending global prices sharply higher. Nearly 20 percent of the world’s crude and significant LNG supplies pass th...

Georgieva observed that the world economy is moving into an era defined by recurring and often unpredictable shocks, from geopolitical flare-ups and trade fragmentation to rapid technological shifts.

IMF warns prolonged Middle East conflict risks global stability

by Karishma Asoodani |Mar 5, 2026

Heightened tensions have disrupted some travel routes and oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical artery for global crude shipments.

Russian crude follows a different maritime route.

Hormuz risk may push India toward Russian oil again

by Karishma Asoodani |Mar 3, 2026

The Strait of Hormuz, located between Iran and Oman, carries nearly one-fifth of global oil supplies.

Indian Airlines Face Mounting Airspace Crisis

Indian Airlines Face Mounting Airspace Crisis

by Karishma Asoodani |Mar 2, 2026

Indian airlines are grappling with widespread airspace restrictions across the Middle East, triggering cancellations, longer routes, and mounting operational costs. With limited rerouting options and ...

Gulf Airspace Shutdown Disrupts Global Aviation Networks

Gulf Airspace Shutdown Disrupts Global Aviation Networks

by Karishma Asoodani |Mar 2, 2026

Escalating tensions between Iran and Israel have triggered widespread airspace closures across West Asia, disrupting major global transit hubs like Dubai and Doha. The fallout is hitting Indian travel...

Iran war: While airspace closures have already disrupted passenger aviation, attention is now turning to maritime corridors that underpin a significant share of India’s exports.

India reviews trade risks as West Asia conflict disrupts supply chains

by Karishma Asoodani |Mar 2, 2026

The review comes as military action across West Asia intensifies, with retaliatory strikes reported near major Gulf commercial hubs

Iran War: Shutdown of Dubai and Doha airports have sent ripples across the global aviation industry

Iran war: Dubai, Doha closures jolt global aviation; Indian flyers face widespread disruption

by Karishma Asoodani |Mar 2, 2026

US-Israel attack Iran: The shutdown of Dubai International Airport and Doha’s Hamad International Airport, which are two of the world’s busiest transit hubs marked one of the most significant aviation...

Indian carriers such as Air India and IndiGo have issued advisories and adjusted services to parts of the Middle East in response to evolving airspace conditions.

Dubai airport shutdown likely to affect Indian aviation and travel plans

by Karishma Asoodani |Feb 28, 2026

The India-UAE corridor remains one of the busiest international routes globally, with roughly 538 weekly flights connecting Dubai to 23 Indian cities. In 2024, about 12 million passengers travelled be...

Government officials said this would lead to more reliable measurement of self-employed workers, small unincorporated enterprises, and other informal economic actor.

New GDP series to sharpen lens on household, informal economy contributions

by Karishma Asoodani |Feb 26, 2026

One of the most notable changes in the new series is a shift in how the household sector is captured. Earlier estimates relied heavily on extrapolations from a base year using proxy indicators.

National Monetisation Pipeline 2.0 Targets ₹4.6 Lakh Crore, Unlocks ₹16.7 Lakh Crore Assets

National Monetisation Pipeline 2.0 Targets ₹4.6 Lakh Crore, Unlocks ₹16.7 Lakh Crore Assets

by Sakshi Batra |Feb 24, 2026

In a major push to accelerate infrastructure growth, the government has unveiled National Monetisation Pipeline 2.0, aiming to raise ₹4.6 lakh crore over the next five years while unlocking ₹16.7 lakh...