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Transparency & Reports

Every rupee accounted for — public progress reports and audited finances.

This temple is being rebuilt with the gifts of thousands of devotees. That trust carries an obligation — to show, openly and often, exactly how every contribution is kept and spent.

The committee publishes its finances online, holds itself to a fixed rhythm of meetings and audits, and keeps this dashboard current. Nothing about the fund is hidden from the community it serves.

Fund progress

Updated by the committee. Detailed figures are published in the monthly and quarterly reports below.

Raised so far

Rs 100,000

Goal

Rs 21,600,000

0.5% complete 2 donors

Target

Rs 2,16,00,000

Donor goal

13,239

Endowment fund

Rs 1,18,90,500

Governance rhythm

How we stay accountable

Accountability is built into the committee’s calendar, not left to chance. A fixed cycle of meetings, reports, and audits keeps the work — and the money — under steady, shared scrutiny.

1

Weekly committee meetings

The full committee meets every week to review progress, resolve issues, and record decisions in the minutes.

2

Monthly progress reports

Each month the committee publishes a written report on construction milestones and the state of the fund.

3

Quarterly financial audits

Every three months an independent audit examines the accounts, and the findings are shared openly.

4

A public dashboard

Funds raised against the target are shown here for anyone to see, updated as contributions arrive.

5

Annual review

Once a year the committee and all sub-committees review the whole project together and set the year ahead.

6

Published online

Reports and audits live on this page as downloadable documents — the record stays accessible to every donor.

Where your gift is held

Your contribution is safe

Every donation goes into one official account, held in the committee’s own name at a national bank. No single person can move the funds alone — each transaction needs the approval of two of the three named signatories.

That two-of-three rule is a deliberate safeguard: it keeps the fund under joint control and beyond the reach of any one hand.

Official bank
Rastriya Banijya Bank
Khandbari branch, Sankhuwasabha
Account held in
The reconstruction committee’s name
Operated by
Any two of three signatories
Authorised signatories
Coordinator Secretary Treasurer

Allocation

Where the funds go

Contributions rebuild a whole sacred complex — and set aside a lasting fund so the temple is never left uncared for again.

The main temple

The three-tiered pagoda of stone, concrete, and saal wood that enshrines the goddess’s original stone idol.

Copper roof & gajur

Roughly two tonnes of donated copper to clad the roofs, and the gilded gajur finial that crowns the temple.

Shrines & Kriyaputri Bhawan

The Kali, Ganesh, and Bhairav subsidiary shrines, and the rite house for bereaved families observing mourning.

The temple grounds

The renewed courtyard, tulsi garden, safe walkways, and gathering space around the sacred complex.

Permanent endowment fund

A lasting fund whose returns pay for worship, upkeep, and repairs long after the reconstruction is complete.

Audited every quarter

However the money is divided, an independent audit checks the spending against the plan every three months.

Reports & audits

Monthly progress · quarterly financial audit

Questions about the accounts? Contact the treasurer →