| 1. Prakash Javadekar drinks alcohol. |
| 2. His father, Keshav Krishna Javadekar, was a journalist at the Marathi Newspaper ‘Kesari’ founded by Lokmanya Tilak. |
| 3. He has been associated with the ‘National Self Service Association’ since his school days. |
| 4. In 1969, while graduating from Pune’s MES college of Commerce, he joined the ‘All India Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP).’ |
| 5. Before entering politics, he worked at the ‘Bank of Maharashtra.’ |
| 6. In 1980, he worked with former Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee. |
| 7. In 1981, he resigned from the Bank of Maharashtra after ten years and became a full-time worker of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). |
| 8. On 10 March 1989, he united thousands of youth in Mumbai for a BJP-led movement. |
| 9. Prakash Javadekar’s wife, Prachi Javadekar, was the Director of the ‘Indira Institute of Management’ in Pune. |
| 10. He has authored booklets on various political topics, including unemployment, infiltration, IMF loans, and inflation. |
| 11. In 1981, he resigned from the Bank of Maharashtra and became a full-time worker of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). |
| 12. He has authored multiple books in Marathi on political topics including unemployment, IMF loans, farm loan waivers, and inflation. |
| 13. For 12 years he was a senate member of Pune University. |
| 14. As National Spokesperson of BJP, he exposed major scams including the NSEL scam, 2G Scam, Coal Scam, and Maharashtra Government's irrigation scam, which contributed to the downfall of the UPA government. |
