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Newsletter | 16 July 2016 What India wears to work Smart casuals and carefully creative dress codes have replaced the inflexible triad: sari, 'Western formals' and the suit Ameeta Mehra, the horse whisperer The story of Ameeta Mehra, owner of the Usha Stud Farm that has produced 13 Indian Derby winners in 43 years, and her relationship with horses Eating ideas at Sassoon Docks At the famous Mumbai fish market with chefs Floyd Cardoz and Thomas Zacharias, prodding snapper, smelling mackerel and dodging death Book review: The Great Derangement by Amitav Ghosh The author on why climate change, which threatens our very existence, has not entered our everyday lexicon, stories and politics India's great Rio contingent A record of 121 athletes will represent India at the 2016 Olympics starting in August. Here's a look at some of our most promising Olympians and where they come from Lounge Opinion Reply to All | Aakar Patel Why loving India is not about loving Indians We love a country of our imagination. The actual contents we despise. How many of us can consider the position of the Kashmiris with any empathy? My Daughters' Mum | Natasha Badhwar Things I never write about I do not write about relationships that are knotted. I did not write about Rohith Vemula's suicide. I am not writing about the deaths and conflict in Kashmir Cranky Customer | Priya Ramani Nobody cares about your politics on Facebook When was the last recorded instance of someone changing their view because of a friend's Facebook update? Reviews Film review | Ice Age: Collision Course The latest 'Ice Age' film suggests the franchise has run out of ideas Lounge review: Tamarind, Bengaluru A north Indian restaurant at the airport sounds like a bad idea, but Tamarind is neither boring nor over-the-top. The focus is on delicious food cooked with knowledge and restraint Multimedia More on Livemint Gaylord, Mumbai: How an icon changed and remained the same Gaylord at 60 has updated its plating but there's nothing molecular about it Office footnotes Step up. Footwear for work can be classic pumps, floral broguesters, trendy sneakers or strappy leather sandals. Our picks Walking city Escorted tours that offer everything from architectural jaunts to literary journeys, even a glimpse of a ghostly colonial past On musical child prodigies The astonishingly talented children whose Hindustani classical videos have gone viral Companies | Industry | Policy | Consumer | Money | Opinion | Small Picture | Drawbridge | Lounge | Slideshows | Videos | Specials To Unsubscribe, Click here