Our restoration work in Varanasi focuses on structural safety, sanctity of the garbhagriha, and revival of daily rituals. Craftsmen trained in traditional methods carefully clean stone surfaces, repair damaged shikhara elements, and restore sacred motifs with authenticity.

Alongside physical restoration, we have established dedicated pujari committees and introduced transparent management practices. This ensures nitya-seva, proper accounting of donations, and regular community participation in aarti, annadanam, and festival preparations.

“धर्मो रक्षति रक्षितः — Dharma protects those who protect Dharma.” The resurgence of aarti and Vedic chanting has rekindled devotion and unity in our community.

Through volunteer drives and Sanskrit education programs, children learn shlokas and temple etiquette, while families rediscover the joy of participating in traditional utsavas. The transformation is visible—temples are becoming vibrant centers of spiritual and cultural life once again.

Next milestones include setting up a Sanskrit learning corner within the temple complex and completing final ornamental repairs before Maha Shivaratri. We invite devotees to participate through seva, donations, and volunteering.