S. Mitra Kalita
Journalist. I have worked everywhere. Aspiring Queen of Queens. Mama to 2 kids, 2 books, 1 mutt. Check out https://t.co/tJaxqo9Q1t & https://t.co/a97POTb5x3
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1 week ago |
epicenter-nyc.com | S. Mitra Kalita
A lot of New Yorkers have already voted, with just a few days to go in the mayoral primary– Tuesday, June 24. We have a few more questions in the eleventh hour compiled from Team Epicenter and some of our readers for Felipe De La Hoz. Here we go…Basic question first: Tell us again, just WHO is eligible to vote in this primary? After our highest state appellate court issued its final ruling this past March, noncitizen voting in New York is dead.
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1 week ago |
epicenter-nyc.com | S. Mitra Kalita
Epicenter NYC is a proud community media partner of the New York Indian Film Festival, which takes place June 20-22, 2025. To round up this year’s can’t-miss movies and connect them to broader trends in Indian entertainment, we interviewed festival director Aseem Chhabra. (Note: We have a limited number of free passes for Epicenter supporters. Email us asap at [email protected] for info.
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1 week ago |
buff.ly | S. Mitra Kalita
Epicenter NYC is a proud community media partner of the New York Indian Film Festival, which takes place June 20-22, 2025. To round up this year’s can’t-miss movies and connect them to broader trends in Indian entertainment, we interviewed festival director Aseem Chhabra. (Note: We have a limited number of free passes for Epicenter supporters. Email us asap at [email protected] for info.
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1 month ago |
epicenter-nyc.com | S. Mitra Kalita
The legacy of Malcolm X seemingly grows more powerful over time. And yet his house in Queens—purchased by the Nation of Islam as a sanctuary for his family, only to be repeatedly firebombed—displays not even a reference to its most famous inhabitant. As the world celebrates the centennial birth anniversary of Malcolm X, it feels necessary to remind everyone: Malcolm X lived in Queens, the most diverse place on the planet.
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1 month ago |
buff.ly | S. Mitra Kalita
The legacy of Malcolm X seemingly grows more powerful over time. And yet his house in Queens—purchased by the Nation of Islam as a sanctuary for his family, only to be firebombed—displays not even a reference to its most famous inhabitant. As the world celebrates the centennial birth anniversary of Malcolm X, it feels necessary to remind everyone: Malcolm X lived in Queens, the most diverse place on the planet.
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A couple years ago I had an Indian climbing buddy who had to leave town cuz of visa problems. I offered to marry him so he could get a green card and stay. He said “no, I believe marriage should be for love”
