| 1. Jhalkari Bai was a notable figure in the Indian Rebellion of 1857. |
| 2. She was raised by her father with qualities traditionally associated with boys. |
| 3. Her father trained her in the art of wielding weapons. |
| 4. Jhalkari Bai was introduced to Rani Lakshmibai by her husband Puran Singh. |
| 5. She led her own army known as 'Durga Dal'. |
| 6. Jhalkari Bai disguised herself as Rani Lakshmibai to assist the queen in evading the British Army. |
| 7. She was captured by the British Army but managed to escape. |
| 8. Jhalkari Bai met a martyr's end in a battle. |
| 9. As a young girl, she killed a tiger with an axe when it attacked her. |
| 10. She played a key role in planning and strategizing battles alongside Rani Lakshmibai. |
| 11. British General Hugh Rose reportedly said that if one percent of Indian women were like her, the British would have to leave India. |
| 12. A statue was installed in her honour in Gwalior in 2001. |
| 13. The Government of India released a commemorative stamp in her honour. |
| 14. Dalit communities in Bundelkhand celebrate Jhalkaribai Jayanti every year in her memory. |
