| 1. Received training from Rustum-a-Hind, Harishchandra Birajdar's protocols. |
| 2. Achieved five gold medals in the National Championships. |
| 3. Experienced a knee injury during the 2009 Asian Wrestling Championship. |
| 4. Secured a gold medal at the 2011 Commonwealth Wrestling Championships. |
| 5. Advanced to the pre-quarterfinals in the 2014 World Championships. |
| 6. Represented Revanta Mumbai Garuda in the Pro Wrestling League. |
| 7. Qualifies for financial support from the Indian Sports Ministry through TOPS. |
| 8. Earned a gold medal at the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games. |
| 9. Won the Gold Medal at the 2009 Asian Wrestling Championship. |
| 10. Won the Silver Medal at the Junior World Wrestling Championship in 2009. |
| 11. Faced a knee injury in 2009 after injuring a major ligament at the Asian Wrestling Championship in Pattaya, Thailand. |
| 12. Five-time gold medalist in National Championships. |
| 13. Won the Gold Medal at the 2011 Commonwealth Wrestling Championships held in Melbourne. |
| 14. Reached the pre-quarterfinals at the 2014 World Championships. |
| 15. Was eligible for financial assistance from the Indian Sports Ministry under Target Olympic Podium Scheme for Rio Olympic preparations. |
| 16. Defeated Canada's Steven Takahashi in the men's Freestyle 57 kg wrestling final at the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games. |
| 17. Wrestling journey began when his father identified his aggressive temperament and channeled it into the sport. |
| 18. Won bronze in the 61 kg freestyle category at the 2019 World Wrestling Championships in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan. |
