The temple occupies an area of 9,424 square feet and is said to
have been constructed in the year 1900. The renovation of the temple was completed in 1971. The temple
comprises two audience halls and an antechamber. Supported by six pillars, the roof of the sabhamandap rises
in two small and one large central dome. The central dome is huge and oblong in shape surmounted by a
gold-plated pinnacle. The antechamber is divided into compartments housing idols of principal deities. In the
center is the idol of Lakshami-Narayan in standing posture beautifully carved in a marble stone. The idol is
about 21/2 feet in height and is fixed on a raised marble pedestal. The worship of Satyanarayan has
been popular since puranic times and people have much faith in Him. At the left hand compartment of Satya
Narayan is the marble idol of Mahalakshmi and at the right hand compartment are placed two idols of Radha and
Krishna.
The inner sabhamandap is a good specimen of modern
architecture. The roof is made of plaster of Paris and is rectangular in shape beautifully designed with
figure of raja hansa. In the center of the roof is a flower design depicting rasakrida of Lord Krishna with
Gopika. The walls of the mandap are beautifully decorated with various pictures in plaster of paris of Lord
Krishna, Lakshmi, Sarasvati, Shiva, Kinkardas, Ambajimata, Vishnu etc. The floor of the mandap is paved with
tiles.
The temple has a committee which looks after the affairs of the
temple. The committee also maintains a school, viz. Balvidayalaya. The approximate annual income of the temple
comes to Rs. 15000.00 to Rs. 20000.00 and the annual expenditure is estimates at about Rs. 10000.00
