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S. Mitra Kalita

S. Mitra Kalita is Quartz's ideas editor and author of "My Two Indias: A Journey to the Ends of Opportunity." A founding editor of Mint, she lived in New Delhi between 2006 and 2008.

The new Smithsonian exhibit on Indian-Americans is great—if only it were 1985
Quartz • February 26, 2014
TRUTH TO POWER
India’s biggest muckraker now deserves the scrutiny he introduced to the country
Quartz • November 21, 2013
ASIAPHORIA CAN'T LAST
It’s OK if your kid isn’t fluent in Chinese yet—that’s the bottom line of Larry Summers’ new research
Quartz • November 17, 2013
Jeff Bezos must be involved in the Washington Post’s day-to-day operations
Quartz • August 6, 2013
COLOR BLIND
The Supreme Court sent the Fisher case back, but make no mistake: Affirmative action is dead
Quartz • June 24, 2013
GET A ROOM
Airbnb could squander billions fighting every landlord in the world
Quartz • May 23, 2013
OUTSOURCED
Infosys helped make the world flat, except its own management structure
Quartz • April 15, 2013
Lean in. Have it all. Burn your bra. How semantics have taken over the women’s movement
Quartz • February 22, 2013
DEFERRED
How the Indian dream died with the Delhi gang rape victim
Quartz • January 9, 2013
TAKE BACK THE NIGHT
The speech that explains India’s outrage over a gang rape—and how women are treated every day
Quartz • December 23, 2012