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Outdoor photo of a dusty road lined with palm trees and a concrete-edged planting bed of small green seedlings. Along the right roadside stand several tall posters on wooden poles, the nearest showing a smiling person in a red garment with Tamil text beneath. A few people walk on the road, and parked cars and white vehicles sit to the left near a white building. Temporary stalls with purple and red coverings line the far side under a clear sky.

November 24 2006

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Outdoor photograph of a large procession walking along a dirt path across an open grassy field toward a temporary event site with striped tent canopies, a corrugated metal shed, and a small signboard. In the centre, a figure in saffron-orange robes with a bright orange head covering and a long floral garland walks in front, flanked by men in white dhotis and shirts, some wearing orange shawls. Crowds of people in white clothing stand behind, and flags and poles stand around the grounds. The scene suggests a ceremonial walk during a temple or ashram inauguration event.

Outdoor photo of a procession at a dirt-and-grass ground under a clear sky. In the right foreground, a figure in an orange-saffron robe and orange head wrap walks barefoot along a concrete path, wearing a long garland of orange and yellow flowers and holding a small flower bundle. Around them, men in white shirts and white dhotis walk in a group, several wearing rudraksha mala beads; one in an orange shawl walks in the middle. Behind them, a crowd in white clothing stands near tents with striped red-and-purple canopies and a corrugated metal shed. Flags and signboards stand along the field.

A dusty village lane lined with strings of orange and yellow pennants and palm fronds, with a silver SUV parked at left. A saffron-robed sannyasi in orange, with long hair and a bare chest, stands near the vehicle's open door, while a group of devotees in white kurtas and dhotis and some in white sarees follow. A man in white with a yellow sash stands at right. A tall yellow-flowered tree and a building with a hoarding behind the crowd complete the scene.

November 13 2006

A dusty open courtyard at an ashram compound on a sunny day. In the foreground, several people in saffron and orange robes walk across the sand. A man in a white dhoti and shirt walks at left, and a woman in white and red walks near center. At right, a person in white stands beside a silver minivan with an orange-clad woman stepping out of its open door. Behind them, a long thatched-roof hall has a sign reading Divya Annadanam Mandir, with orange flags on poles along the roofline. Colourful billboards at left show a woman's portrait and advertise a Bhagavad Gita event. Several people in white clothing stand near the hall entrance. Dappled palm and tree shade surrounds the scene.

2010-01-18 +1 copies

December 15 2006

A dirt road at an ashram grounds runs through a palm-lined field under an overcast sky. Several people walk along it: a man in a white shirt and white trousers on the left, and women in white sarees with coloured borders. Further down, more people in white and some in orange walk toward the distance. A string of white and blue banners with printed emblems stretches across the left, and orange triangular pennants flutter on the right beside young saplings and a tall billboard frame.

2009-07-07 +1 copies

November 24 2006

Outdoor photograph of a long procession along a dusty unpaved road at a festival ground, under a clear blue sky. Two rows of devotees, mostly women in white and cream saris and men in white dhotis and kurtas, stand facing each other, with a small group in the centre wearing red and white garments. Some hold trays and small offerings. On the right, a decorated ratha-style chariot with a golden canopy stands beside orange flags. Tented pavilions with red roofing and banana leaves line the left side, and a blue banner with Kannada script and portrait is displayed on a tent.