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This open-to-all temple is a place for worship and charity for Lord Juhulelala ( Sindhi Community). It also has Trinity and forms of Guru's pranpratishta. Donations are welcome if you'd like to support the cause. There are a couple of services here. For smaller marriage-related functions, you can book the hall through the little counter just inside the entrance, on the left. The temple also has a community-run marriage bureau for a larger good. At present it's open Sundays from 5 pm to 7 pm, though they may return to two days a week after a few months. Both men and women can register their biodata with pictures. You fill out a detailed form and get a receipt with a serial number, so keep it for later. The fee is around INR 1000 and registration is valid for 15 Months. A new list comes out on the 15th of each month. After registering, you can look through the past 2 years of files in person and take contact details for a selection on the spot. No video calls or camera images are allowed, to preserve the goodness of this matter after some mishaps in the past. It's quite crowded, so arrive on time or earlier for registration and browsing. Hold on to the slip for your next visit. If you lose it, you'll need to ask them to search through multiple papers and make another one. The whole process is offline.

The marriage bureau currently runs only on Sundays from 5pm to 7pm due to covid. Before covid it also operated on Thursdays. Registration costs Rs. 1000 and requires 2 or 3 post card size photos. Once registered, you can browse the files of boys' and girls' biodata, but photos of the biodata aren't allowed. You can write down contact nos. or other details if you need them. I visited this nice, peaceful temple yesterday. People also come here for matrimonial purposes. They have rooms to hire for weddings as well as a banquet hall.

They celebrate all Hindu Festivals, including Guru Nanak Jayanti, at this Hindu place of worship. The main deity is God Jhulelal, and the temple is dedicated to preserving Sindhi Culture.

This spacious temple has Hindu dieties and a priest is available if you'd like to arrange any Puja. On the first floor there's an airconditioned hall for small functions, with room for about 150 people. Rooms can also be rented for marriage functions. The institution runs matrimonial services for sindhis twice a week, on Thursdays and Sundays from 5 pm to 8 pm.