| 1. She hails from a financially disadvantaged family. |
| 2. Reports suggest she has 6 toes on each of her feet. |
| 3. She manages her household using the prize money she earns. |
| 4. Supported by the 'GoSports' Foundation and benefitted from the 'Rahul Dravid Athlete Mentorship Programme' sponsored by ONGC. |
| 5. Granted a scholarship of ₹1.5 Lakh in 2016. |
| 6. Achieved first place in Heptathlon at the 2017 Asian Athletics Championships. |
| 7. Secured a gold medal at the Patiala Federation Cup in 2017. |
| 8. Earned the title of the first Indian Heptathlete to claim a gold medal in the Asian Games held in Jakarta in 2018. |
| 9. Overcame a toothache to triumph with a gold at the Asian Games in 2018. |
| 10. Her victory brought immense joy to her family. |
| 11. Received congratulations from Prime Minister Narendra Modi. |
| 12. Adidas gifted her 7 pairs of personalized high-performance shoes post her victory. |
| 13. Personal best in Heptathlon: 6026 points (29 August 2018). |
| 14. Personal best in High Jump: 1.87m (03 June 2017). |
| 15. Personal best in 100 Metres Hurdles: 13.50 seconds (15 October 2022). |
| 16. Overcame a toothache and sports injuries to triumph with a gold at the Asian Games in 2018, scoring 6026 points. |
| 17. Prone to injuries due to her running posture and physical structure, but has learned to perform despite the pain. |
