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IS THE TIE DEAD?

I love people-watching on visits to foreign shores, whether it is the morning rush hour commute on the subway, or the hordes of people who stop to grab a sandwich at lunch hour—just regular people going about their business without bothering with some tourists gaping at them. But gape I do, and I see everything from high heels to sneakers, from fitted skirts to pant suits, from suits to jackets to hoodies. But what I don’t see enough of anymore are ties.

It’s the same story in corporate India. The tie, that essential

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