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November 23 20182018-11-23December 18 20182018-12-18A night procession carries a decorated palanquin topped by a gilded deity murti adorned with red and green jewels and layered garlands of yellow, red, pink and white flowers. Four bare-chested men in orange cloths and rudraksha malas carry the poles on their shoulders, their upper bodies marked with white ash stripes. Two men in front wear long dreadlocks and smile, and behind them ornate golden panels and garlands frame the temple hall.2022-01-20A festival procession at night in which four men in white or bare-chested, with white and sandalwood-coloured forehead markings and rudraksha malas, carry a large deity murti on a wooden palanquin draped with thick red, pink, yellow and white flower garlands. The murti wears a gold crown and heavy gold necklaces and is dressed in a red and gold cloth. Red-gold ornamental panels and a gold ornamental stand stand behind. A banner in the bottom-left corner shows an orange-robed man with a shaved head and a bright smile, but his features are not clear enough for a confident identification.2022-01-20May 26 20172017-05-26November 23 20182018-11-23April 29 20182018-04-29September 16 20182018-09-16A photograph of a Vaikunta Ekadashi procession at a temple at night. A bejeweled deity murti of Vishnu, adorned with a crown, stands on a red and gold palanquin decorated with layers of white, yellow and red flower garlands. Lit by pink and purple neon lights against a golden wall. In the foreground, three men carry the palanquin on their shoulders: they wear dark turbans and white and red body markings, and one wears an orange turban. Caption reads Vaikunta Ekadashi 2022 and Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Devalayam, Adhi Kailash.2022-01-13November 06 20182018-11-06November 06 20162016-11-06May 06 20172017-05-06