How startups are getting funds from Ratan Tata with just a mail

June 05, 2015 11:28

For Nidhi Agarwal, founder of startup Kaaryah, the decision to seek investment from Ratan Tata happened quite serendipitously. In February, Agarwal's father pointed to a newspaper report about the business doyen's financial backing for an ecommerce startup, and said: "Yours is an ecommerce startup too, so why don't you ask him?"

She did. And here's s what happened. Read

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