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September 10 20152015-09-10September 10 20152015-09-10September 10 20152015-09-10A daytime street photograph of a concrete bridge railing with red-and-white striped barriers along a waterway. A white road sign in Tamil reads a bold red name on a blue numeral 2, and a red-and-yellow metal barrier sits in front of it. Behind the railing, a temple gopuram tower with a rounded domed top and smaller shrine spires stand among green trees across the water. A yellow and red banner at the bottom shows Tamil text and a logo. Tall thin poles stand along the bridge. No people are visible.2009-01-14Photo taken through a moving vehicle window of a rural roadside near a Kumbh camp approach. A wooden pole fence runs across the foreground beside a road with white lane markings. Behind it stands a decorated pink and red arch with painted panels and small figures, flanked by saffron flags on tall poles. A yellow metal barrier stands on the right with a white sign reading Maharashtra in Devanagari script and a red and white notice board. A green directional sign on the left, tarpaulin shelters and a parked motorcycle sit in a grassy field under an overcast sky. No people are visible.2015-09-10January 20 20092009-01-20June 03 20162016-06-03A photograph of a pale pink ceremonial gateway at a Kumbh Mela camp approach, with a central arch flanked by two towers. Large printed banners hang on the gate and on roadside hoardings, showing portraits of several people. Yellow and white metal barriers and wooden poles line a dirt road, and a uniformed police officer in khaki stands at right beside a sadhu in orange robes. Green hills and rocky outcrops rise in the background under an overcast sky. Banners in Marathi and Hindi-style script announce the Kumbh gathering.2015-09-10June 04 20062006-06-04Photograph of a red steel gate structure at a riverside dam or barrage, with silver metal crowd-control barriers on a concrete walkway. A large sign on the right reads government of Madhya Pradesh, Narmada Valley Development, Omkareshwar, with a gate position table. The river and pale sky are visible beyond the railings. No people are present.2016-06-03January 19 20142014-01-19June 03 20162016-06-03