The rich symbolism of the location and the temple’s design has made it a cherished spiritual landmark in Bangalore.

• Magha Shuddha Panchami, 1994: The temple witnessed the Sthapanam (installation) & Kumbhabhishek (consecration) ceremonies, a crucial step in dedicating the temple & its deities to the divine.
• 1998: The temple underwent another major event with the Sahasra Kalashabhishek & the Laksha Gayatri Yagava, which are large-scale rituals involving the worship of the Goddess Gayathri with a thousand & a hundred thousand pots, respectively. These events were deeply significant for the temple's growth & spiritual energy.
• 2006:A Rajagopuram (magnificent tower) was constructed at the temple, marking a significant architectural enhancement. The Mahakumbhabhishek (grand consecration) followed, further solidifying the temple's sanctity.

Since these pivotal events, the temple has continued to thrive with daily worship of the Goddess. Various important festivals and rituals are celebrated with devotion, including:

• Brahmarathotsava in Vaishakh (a chariot procession festival).
• Chandi Homa (a powerful fire ritual).
• Sharanavaratri Mahotsava (the grand festival during Navaratri, dedicated to the worship of Goddess Durga).
• Shankhabhisekav (ritual worship with conch shells).
• Dhanurmasa Puja (observed in the month of Dhanur, typically involving early morning prayers and rituals).
• Varshabhiseka in Maghamasa (annual ritual during the Magha month).