Organizing a seven-day astrology and rituals camp in the year 1996. This camp was organized by Himachal Pradesh Education Directorate, Shimla. In this, the importance and uses of astrology and rituals were explained to 150 trainees, and they were also given certificates in this regard by the Directorate of Education.

State level recitation competition (organized by Himachal Sanskrit Academy) d. Getting first position by Shubham on 18/12/2015

01/12/2017: In the session 2016–17, the state-level speech competition was organized by the Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, run under the Ministry of Human Resources, at Sanskrit Vidyapeeth Garli, Kangra (H.P.). Two students, Ms. Ambra and Ms. Sonia, participated.

07/01/2019 to 09/01/2019: Ms. Monica Thakur and Kusumalata represented the college and Himachal Pradesh in the National Classical Speech Competition organized by the National Sanskrit Institute in Tripura.

College alumnus Purshottam Lal Thakur got admission as a PhD student in Sri Lal Bahadur Shastri Sanskrit University (Central University), New Delhi, in the session 2019–20.

Ambika Maharpa, a former student of the college, is pursuing PhD from Garli Vidyapeeth, Kangra, run by the National Sanskrit Institute, New Delhi, from the session 2019.

26/06/2022: Successful organization and participation in Kabir Das Jayanti Celebration, Atal Sadan, Dhalpur, Kullu, HP.

15/09/2022: Successful organization and participation in Hindi Fortnight, Atal Sadan, Dhalpur, Kullu, HP.

10–11/08/2022: Successful organization and participation in State-Level Sanskrit Day Celebration, Jwala Ji Kangra, HP.

11/09/2022: Successful organization and participation in State-level Hindi Diwas function, Gaiety Theatre, Shimla, HP.

In the last 28 years, 1529 Vishisht Shastris and 121 Prabhakars passed.

Exam result for 25 years is 92%.

Till now, more than 100 alumni of the college are serving in the government sector. And more than 200 students are continuously making important contributions in public welfare work by providing their services in rituals and the non-government sector.

“Teachers Training Center” for budding Shastri students of Himachal Pradesh.

College has made a significant presence at state and district-level Sanskrit schools.