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A photograph of an indoor hall with a white tent-style ceiling, ceiling fans, and hanging cylindrical banners decorated with elephant and geometric patterns in red, yellow, and blue. Groups of people stand and walk across orange-and-red floor mats on a pale tiled floor. Among them, a woman in a pale pink sari stands at left, several men wear white shirts and dhotis, and a woman in a red patterned shawl walks near the center. At right, a man in an orange robe holds a phone, and a woman in a white sari stands nearby. The scene appears to be a gathering, with no clearly identifiable a person figure present.

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A photograph of a large hall with a white tent-like ceiling, hung with decorative cylindrical banners in red, yellow and blue patterns with orange tassels, and white ceiling fans. Many people in white and light clothing stand and walk on a pale floor edged with orange carpeting. In the centre, a man in orange robes with a white cloth over his shoulder stands near a woman in a white sari with an orange border and a woman in a red and black sari. Other figures wear white kurtas, white dhotis, pink saris and dark trousers. The scene suggests an evening gathering or darshan.2010-07-04July 07 20102010-07-07 +1 copiesA photograph inside a large hall with white ceiling fans, hanging cylindrical banners in multicoloured patterns, and a tiled floor. Two rows of devotees stand on orange mats with blue edging, hands folded in namaste. On the left, women wear white and cream saris and salwar kameez; a woman in a pink sari kneels in the centre-right. On the right, men in white shirts, dark trousers and dhotis stand in a line, and a small boy in a striped top stands near the front. Two other children are visible among the group. The setting appears to be an evening gathering.2010-07-04 +1 copiesA photograph inside a large hall with a white ceiling and hanging decorative cylindrical banners in red, blue, yellow and white patterns. A group of standing devotees in a line on an orange mat, the front men in white dhotis and shirts, a man in a grey jacket with a teal green and black sweater, and a man in a dark blue shirt with a lanyard. On the left, women in saffron, pink and white saris stand near a low orange-draped table. Ceiling fans line the hall and a framed picture hangs on the back wall beside a wall clock. A man in white stands at the far right edge near red chairs.2010-07-29A hall with a tiled floor and a ceiling of fans, with long cylindrical hanging banners in yellow, orange and patterned fabric. Rows of devotees stand with palms pressed together in anjali on orange mats. Women wear saris and salwar kameez in pink, orange, white and cream, while men wear white shirts and dark trousers. A few children stand in the front row. No one in the scene is clearly identifiable as a person, and no deity murti, aarti or other ritual activity is visible beyond the standing devotees in prayer posture.2010-07-23A photograph of a large tented hall with a white canvas ceiling, ceiling fans and tall cylindrical hanging decorations painted with geometric patterns and yellow tassels. Dozens of devotees stand in rows on orange and blue mats across the floor. Women on the left wear sarees and salwar in cream, green, orange and white, while men in white kurtas and shirts stand in the middle and right. A single orange armchair sits near the back wall beside a wooden door, and a few children are among the standing crowd.2010-06-27Indoor hall with white ceiling fans, tubular fabric banners in orange, blue and multicolored patterns hanging from the ceiling, and a wall clock. On the left, a group of women in saris and salwar kameez stand on orange mats, one in a red sari and a small child in red and white beside them. Along the right, a row of men in white shirts and dhotis or trousers stands on orange mats with hands folded or arms crossed. A wooden door and a small notice board are on the right wall.2010-07-14A photograph of a large hall with a tiled white floor and white ceiling fans, decorated with hanging colourful striped cylindrical banners in yellow, red, blue and green. Rows of devotees stand on orange mats with hands joined in prayer position. Women wear sarees and salwar kameez in orange, pink, red, white and blue, while men wear white shirts and dark trousers. A child in a dark top and pink pants stands near the front. Red chairs line the right edge, and a small framed picture sits on a shelf at the back left.2010-07-23A photograph of a large hall with a white tent-like ceiling hung with cylindrical fabric banners in blue, red and gold with tasselled yellow ends, and many ceiling fans. Dozens of devotees stand and move about on a cream floor and orange-red carpeted areas. Near the centre a woman in a white sari with gold border and a woman in an orange sari face each other, with a man in a white shirt and dark trousers beside them. Others in white kurtas, white dhotis and sarees, and some in orange, yellow and floral clothing fill the room. a person is not visibly present in this scene.2010-07-04A photograph of a hall with a white ceiling, ceiling fans and colourful patterned cloth hangings with tassels. Devotees stand in two rows on orange and blue mats, hands folded in namaskar. Women in white saris and a woman in a red sari and green blouse stand near children in white and a girl in a white top. Men in white shirts, white dhotis and a man with a yellow shawl stand in the rows, some in dark or pastel shirts and jeans. No a person candidate is visible in the scene, so the a person field is none.2010-06-30Indoor hall with white ceiling fans, colorful patterned fabric columns and red chairs along the walls. Devotees stand in rows on orange mats with blue borders, hands folded in anjali mudra before them. Women wear white salwar kameez, a pink-and-white saree, orange kurta and white kurta; men wear white kurta-pyjamas and a striped shirt. A child in blue is held by a man at right. No central figure or deity murti is visible; the group appears to be in a standing prayer or darshan posture.2010-07-08July 23 20102010-07-23