The temple of Goddess Mahalakshmi.

The sanctum sanctorum of the Mahalakshmi temple was completed within two years, and on the day of Sharad Purnima, October 28, 1985, former Finance Minister of Haryana, Shri Ramsaran Chand Mittal from Narnaul, inaugurated the temple. Shri Kishorilal Agrawal from Mumbai contributed Rs. 50,000 for the idol of Goddess Mahalakshmi. The consecration ceremony was conducted by him and his wife, Mrs. Lakshmidevi. They also bore the expenses for the consecration ceremony.

Construction of the temple of Goddess Saraswati.

The construction of the temple of Goddess Saraswati was also completed. For this, Shri Vedprakash Chidipal, from Ahmedabad, contributed fifteen lakh rupees.

In front of all three temples stands a grand assembly hall.

In front of all three temples, a grand and magnificent assembly hall had also been constructed. Now, as visitors ascend the recent stairs, they are mesmerized by the sculpted elephants on both sides, and upon climbing a little higher, they behold the captivating statues of the river goddesses Ganga and Yamuna, as well as the ramps built on both sides to access the roof, leaving pilgrims spellbound.

Tree Plantation

In Agroha, there was a persistent lack of greenery. On September 14, 1980, during the tenure of Shri Ramprasad Poddar, the former president of the All India Marwari Sammelan, he visited Agroha. In his honor, a ceremony was organized. Under his leadership, a tree plantation ceremony was conducted, planting 200 trees. These trees still stand today, adding to the splendor of Agroha.

Further, the land was leveled. Nearby parks were established, gardens were created, and roads were constructed to connect the main gate to the temple and dharamshala. Alongside the roads, green belts were also developed. A 1943-foot long, 6-foot high, and 1.5-foot thick boundary wall was built. Additionally, the construction of Shakti Sarovar was initiated.