| 1. Rajni began her career as an LIC agent in the Foreign Department at the Santacruz Branch in Mumbai. |
| 2. Sachin was also brought up by his nanny, Laxmibai, for approximately 10-12 years. |
| 3. Despite Sachin Tendulkar's remarkable success in cricket, Rajni continued working until her retirement. |
| 4. She took a leave from her job from 1992 to 1994 due to difficulty in walking. |
| 5. After her husband, Ramesh Tendulkar, passed away in 1999, Rajni encouraged Sachin to participate in the 1999 World Cup in England. |
| 6. Rajni refrained from watching any of Sachin's matches throughout his career, except for his 200th test match at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. |
| 7. Rajni watched only one of Sachin's matches from the stadium during his entire cricket career—his final test match against West Indies in Mumbai. |
