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Diksha Madhok
Editor and writer at CNN Business
Diksha Madhok is a prominent journalist and editor currently serving as the South Asia economy and government editor at Bloomberg News.2 Her career in journalism has been marked by significant roles at major news organizations.
Professional Experience
Madhok's most recent positions include:
- South Asia economy and government editor at Bloomberg News (Current position as of October 2024)2
- Editor and writer at CNN Business (March 2021 - 2024)1
- Based in Delhi, India
- Covered business and technology in Asia
Education
Madhok's educational background includes:
- Master of Science in Journalism with a broadcast concentration from Columbia University - Graduate School of Journalism1
- Bachelor of Arts in Literature from Miranda House, Delhi University1
Awards and Recognition
In 2011, Madhok was awarded the OPC Foundation Theo Wilson Scholar Award, highlighting her early promise in the field of journalism.2
Career Progression
Prior to her current role at Bloomberg News, Madhok's career path included:
- Editor and reporter at CNN Business, based in Delhi2
- Editor and platform director of QZ India at Quartz2
Expertise and Coverage
Throughout her career, Madhok has demonstrated expertise in:
- Business and technology reporting, particularly in Asia1
- Economic and government coverage, with a focus on South Asia2
Diksha Madhok's LinkedIn profile (username: diksha-madhok-1b79468) reflects her professional journey and current position in the field of business and economic journalism.1
Highlights
Like India, women in China were also relegated to subordinate roles for centuries. But this changed drastically after the Communist Party took over the country in 1949. “Women hold up half the sky,” Mao had declared famously. Today, Chinese women contribute over 40% to the world’s second largest economy. How do we get Indian women to engage more with formal economy? Some great insights from experts here, including Vishnu Venugopalan
The kind of power and influence Indian tycoons enjoy has been seen before in other countries experiencing periods of rapid industrialisation. These billionaires are important to enable growth, but they alone won't guarantee that India becomes rich before it grows. Some amazing insights from economists around the world. https://lnkd.in/gfEV4nBQ
And, after this, if you haven't already, do read James Crabtree's epic Billionaire Raj from 2018.
