| 1. Retired Indian banker and former Chairperson of State Bank of India. |
| 2. First woman to lead a Fortune India 500 company. |
| 3. Only woman banker in the world to achieve this. |
| 4. Youngest managing director and chief financial officer of SBI. |
| 5. Had aspirations to earn a PhD degree and learn Sanskrit. |
| 6. Initially aimed to be a journalist while studying English literature. |
| 7. Cleared the Probation Officer exam conducted by SBI. |
| 8. Joined SBI in September 1977, on the Panchami day of Durga Puja, as a 21-year-old Probationary Officer. |
| 9. Played a key role in launching new companies and initiatives at SBI. |
| 10. Implemented various policies for the bank's female employees during her leadership at SBI. |
