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May 23 2006

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A photograph from behind of a dense crowd of devotees seated closely together, nearly all wearing draped saffron-orange shawls and robes. Visible hairstyles include neat buns with decorative hair clips and loose dark hair; one person wears an orange baseball cap, another a navy top, and a woman in the foreground wears a red and yellow garment. The crowd fills the frame. No clearly identifiable figure at the front is shown, and no ritual object is visible apart from a rudraksha mala on one neck.2006-05-24May 24 20062006-05-24May 23 20062006-05-23May 22 20062006-05-22May 22 20062006-05-22A large group of people in saffron-orange clothing sits cross-legged on a white floor in a hall, viewed from behind. Many men wear orange turbans and orange cloth wraps, while women wear orange saris and have hair in buns, braids and loose styles. Banana-leaf or plate-like offerings are set in rows before them, and a pink and green cloth lies on the floor. Some participants wear rudraksha or beaded necklaces. The back wall shows a chalkboard sign and a stage with pink drapery.2017-09-19A large crowd of women sits closely packed outdoors, most wearing orange-saffron shawls draped over their heads and shoulders, with some in pink, purple, green and white garments among them. Many have dark hair pulled back and several wear rudraksha-style beaded necklaces and bangles. A black umbrella is raised at the upper left. The women face forward in a seated gathering, looking attentive or solemn. No a person candidate is visible among the people shown.2007-02-20June 17 2004 - Uttarkashi2004-06-17September 10 20152015-09-10Crowded outdoor photograph of a large group of devotees in matching orange clothing. Most wear orange baseball caps with a small circular emblem, orange t-shirts, and orange shawls draped over their shoulders; several wear rudraksha malas. Some are smiling, a few look on attentively, and two foreground men in front are smiling broadly. A few women wear dark or grey clothing under their orange shawls. No deity, altar, or a person candidate is clearly visible among the participants.2006-05-22Annadhan in 20132013-01-01 +2 copiesMay 24 20062006-05-24 +1 copies