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February 28 2016

A stage event with a woman in a white sari with gold border, a vertical tilak on her forehead, and a long rudraksha mala draped over her shoulders, holding a microphone to a boy in a gold embroidered kurta with a black blindfold. The boy holds a brown booklet labelled GURU on its cover. Four other children stand behind and beside them in white shirts and white clothing, some wearing ID badges, and a dark backdrop with green leaf graphics and a brass lamp stand at the right edge.

A woman in a white sari with a gold border and a rudraksha mala stands on a stage holding a microphone toward a boy in an embroidered cream sherwani who wears a black blindfold and holds a brown clipboard with writing. Beside them, a girl in a white dress and other boys in white kurta-style outfits stand attentively, some wearing name badges. Behind them is a painted backdrop of a deity with a golden figure at the left edge.

A woman in a white sari with a gold border and a rudraksha mala stands on a stage beside a child in a white kurta wearing a grey blindfold, who holds a wooden board with the word Guru written in cursive. The woman wears a white forehead mark, a red bindi, a small headset microphone and a long bead necklace, smiling as she watches. Behind them a second boy in white and another in a gold kurta stand near a golden kalasha-like ornament and a dark backdrop with green leaf painting. A handheld microphone is held toward the child.

A stage demonstration in front of a deep red curtain. A boy in a blindfold, wearing a white shirt with an orange shawl and rudraksha beads, holds a microphone and a clipboard. A woman in a white sari with gold border, sandalwood-paste forehead mark and rudraksha mala stands at right holding the clipboard. An older man in white kurta stands behind the boy. At left, children in checked shirts and yellow and orange clothing stand with their backs to the camera. At far right, a man with a white forehead mark, long hair and a dark necklace looks on. Several people are visible, the boy blindfolded performing a mind-reading demonstration.

April 29 2016

A stage ceremony in front of an ornate golden throne with a carved golden cobra hood and a painted backdrop of colourful deities. Two children stand centre with black blindfolds, each holding a brown cardboard sign reading GURUKUL. A boy in white shirt and dhoti stands between them with his hand on the girl's shoulder. On the right a woman in white sari with rudraksha mala and a headset microphone gestures toward the children. On the left a bearded man in white dhoti with gold border and rudraksha mala holds a microphone, and a man in white kurta stands beside him. Other people in white and cream clothes stand at the edges.

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A stage demonstration with a red velvet backdrop. A boy in a white shirt and orange shawl wears a black blindfold and holds a microphone and a wooden clipboard, while a woman in a white sari with gold border, rudraksha mala and a yellow forehead mark holds the clipboard steady. An older man in white kurta stands behind them. On the left, a woman in yellow and a younger boy in a plaid shirt with an orange shawl face away. At the right edge, a painted or statue figure in orange robes with long hair and rudraksha beads is visible behind the group. The image is a photograph of a blindfold reading demonstration.

A stage photograph of a small ceremony with a red backdrop and a carved golden wooden panel at left. A young girl in a white dress and white blindfold stands centre-left with a long braid, facing a woman in white with a rudraksha mala and a handheld microphone. The woman holds a brown paper sheet while another woman in a white top and beige shawl stands at right holding the sheet with her. A teenage girl in white with glasses stands at left, and a man in a white shirt stands behind, looking down and holding a small object.