Throughout recent years the volunteers and community members have showcased a variety of pujas and different events.  

 

In 2015 the committee, volunteers, their families and members of the local community took part in a Maha Yagna called ekavan shaki pit yagna (translated: Great holy fire for 51 goddesses) the havan continued for 15 days. During the time of the yagna, the committee and volunteers of the temple also held a Devi Khata 
 
in 2016 the committee organised to have a ladies-only Garba after the mandvo they also started to prepare for the three new temples also the committee started to construct the yagnashala for the 2017 Rudra Havan.

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In 2017 the committee and volunteers arranged to do a Maha Rudra Havan for two weeks. The committee and volunteers constructed  a yagnashala  that was made out of straw on a later date the committee and volunteers constructed a new yagnashala

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In 2018 the committee and a few volunteers opened and inaugurated three new temples: the shiva temple, the Sitra maa temple and the Naaga temple - prior to that they organized and showcased a khata related to Krishna, that spoke about Krishna's life and Krishna's teachings.

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In 2019 the volunteers and the committee members conducted a Samuh Lagan (a group wedding) for twenty-seven girls from the village with their families of Babra.

 

In the year 2020, the committee announced that they would be building a new yagnashala and they would be a ten-year yagna starting on the 6th of March 2020 for ten years that will be continuously on going.