One of the main objectives of the Society was to spread education and to open centre for health care, recreation as well.

To give concrete shape to these objectives, the society established various institutions, all bearing the name of Podars, presently numbering over 37, comprising of Schools, Post Graduate Colleges, the First Institute of Management in Rajasthan, Vocational Training Centres, Labour Recreation Centre, Ayurvedic Hospital of 260 beds, Ayurvedic Post Graduate College, Deaf & Dumb School, Sports Pavilion, Recreational Park etc.

Over 30,000 students are studying at present in the Institutions established by the Society.

2007 – Cultural Galleries – Forts, Palaces, Marble Art, Turban, Oriental Cart and Gandhi Philosophy, Cultural Auditorium added on the First floor of Museum.

2007 – B.Sc. Bio – Technology course was added at Seth Gyaniram Bansidhar Podar College, Nawalgarh.

2006 – CBSE Affiliated English Medium Senior Secondary School added.

2004 – Teacher’s Training College was established.

2003 – Separate hostels for Boys and Girls were added.

2000 – Cultural galleries of Rajasthan – Musical Instrument Gallery, Rajasthani Living Style Gallery, Gem and Jewellery Gallery, Fair, Festival and Dances Gallery, Bridal Costume Gallery, Miniature Painting Gallery, Handicrafts Gallery were added in the Dr. Ramanath A. Podar Haveli Museum, Nawalgarh.

1998 – M.A. and M.Sc. classes were added in Seth Gyaniram Bansidhar Podar College, Nawalgarh.

1997 – The year was unique in the history of the Scoiety as three new Institutions, viz.,

(1) Rambilas Anandilal Podar Institute of Management Studies
(2) Smt. Godavaribai Ramdeo Podar School (English Medium) and
(3) Smt. Gyanwatibai Rambilas Podar Ladies Vocational Training and manufacturing Centre were inaugurated on January 31,1997.

1997 – Mr. K.R. Narayanan, then Hon. Vice-President of India and the then Hon. President, visited Podar Haveli, Nawalgarh. The other dignitaries visited are Governor of Rajasthan, Chief Minister of Maharashtra. Deputy Chief Minister of Rajasthan, Union Minister, former Defense Minister of India and Mr. Podar (1997)

1996 – Saw over 7,000 foreign tourists visiting this Haveli (Residential House) to see the intricacies of the frescoes. A large number of Indian and Foreign magazines and media covered the work of art at this Haveli.

1992 – To give a fillip to and to exhibit traditional Rajasthani culture and heritage, Mr. Kantikumar R. Podar undertook a massive restoration of almost 100 years old frescoes numbering over 750 at the ancestral residential House of the Podar Family at Nawalgarh.

1974 – Dr Shigeo Nagano, Chairman, Nippon Steel Company Limited and Advisor to the Prime Minister of Japan at the temple at Jaipur built by Podar Family (1974)

1966 – Dr. Ramnath A. Podar donated this ancient and ancestral Haveli for housing a Higher Secondary School.

1955 – Dr. Rajendra Prasad, the President of India, specially visited Nawalgarh to perform the Opening Ceremony of the Smruti Bhawan (a large indoor and outdoor Sports Complex and Auditorium) that was built by the Society in the memory of Raja Ramdeoji as also to unveil the life size statue of Mahatma Gandhi at Gandhi Park built and maintained by the Society in memory of its first Chairman Trustee and father of the nation.

1942 – Podar College was established in the year when there was no University in Rajasthan and the College had to be affiliated to Agra University. (In the State of Uttar Pradesh)

1922 – Podar Educational Institutions at Nawalgarh started.