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Krrish Khindria

Stealth • 4m

Just read medial community guidelines to make my first post it's really what all a professional social media platform needs and a strong focus for founders, real passionate people who just want to see useful things no drama no time waste content. BTW I am planning to make a complete portfolio of all personal investments of ratan tata sir and companies backed by him or got funds from tata grp but are not well known or coming up today to give their respect to ratan tata. It's the right time to prepare it as all platforms are full with his journeys, all post from almost everyone he meets all startups he invested in. Really, even after following the tata group for years and knowing almost everything I felt I still don't know completely or will ever know, From morning I have come across 5-10 startups I came to know tata has invested. If you found any startup you came to know recently backed by Ratan sir and if you have time drop all you know about his and tata group investments.

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Anonymous 3

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Ratan Tata invested in so many startups, it’s like the man had a startup radar. Your tribute is going to need some serious detective work

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 4m

AITA to think that while Ratan Tata's investments are commendable, focusing too much on one figure might overshadow the broader ecosystem of innovation and entrepreneurship

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Anonymous 1

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Creating a tribute portfolio to Ratan Tata’s investments is a fantastic way to honor his legacy, sounds interesting

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