| 1. Prafulla Chaki was the youngest sibling among five. |
| 2. He was part of the Jugantar group of revolutionaries who aimed to assassinate British officials. |
| 3. In 1908, he planned the assassination of district judge Mr. Kingsford. |
| 4. To avoid arrest by British officials, he took his own life. |
| 5. During his school days, he met renowned Indian revolutionaries. |
| 6. He lost his father when he was only two years old. |
| 7. From boyhood, he was expert in organising clubs, libraries, sword fighting, and stick fighting. |
| 8. He became a member of the secret organisation 'Bandhab Samity' in 1903, where he took an oath by cutting his hand with a knife and touching his own blood to free India. |
| 9. His first assignment with Jugantar was to kill Sir Joseph Bampfylde Fuller, the first Lieutenant Governor of Eastern Bengal and Assam, but the plan did not materialize. |
| 10. He used the alias Dinesh Chandra Roy during the Muzaffarpur operation. |
| 11. He promised not to wear shoes or shirts until India's freedom was attained. |
| 12. He was deeply influenced by the Anushilan Samiti, a revolutionary group in Bengal advocating armed resistance against British rule. |
| 13. He participated in rallies with nationalist leader Moulavi Liaquat Hussain, shouting slogans of Bandemataram to promote indigenous goods and boycott foreign goods. |
| 14. He was considered the first martyr of revolutionary Bengal in the freedom struggle. |
| 15. He was calm and less spoken, but his countenance reflected signs of determination. |
| 16. He was a believer of 'deeds without looking for its result' as mentioned in the Gita. |
