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September 29 2013

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September 29 20132013-09-29September 13 20132013-09-13A large crowd of mostly men in white shirts and white dhotis stands and dances joyfully in an indoor hall during a satsang-style gathering. Many raise their arms and clap, and a microphone stand is visible in the lower left. A shaved-headed man in an orange-brown robe with a rudraksha mala stands near the centre, smiling and gesturing, with no visible crown, long hair or ornate gold necklace that would support an appearance-based identification. Several men wear name badges on their shirts. Background figures are partly visible, with a banner-like printed image at the lower left edge.2013-09-13A large crowd of men in white traditional dhotis and white shirts fills a bright hall with white tiled floor, many with raised arms and hands clasped together in an energetic group gesture. Several wear name badges and lanyards; one man in the middle wears a saffron-orange shirt and another holds a printed sheet with a portrait. Pale walls, red curtains, wall-mounted air conditioners and a framed screen are visible in the background. No individual can be reliably identified as a person from appearance here.2013-09-13December 13 20152015-12-13A large indoor group of men in white shirts and white dhotis, many wearing name badges, raise their arms and clap together on a tiled hall floor during a group practice. Near the centre, a barefoot man in an orange sash and a figure in saffron-orange robes with a rudraksha mala stand among the crowd. Behind them, a hall with a red-framed display screen, framed pictures and tables. Many participants are in white, with some in checked shirts.2013-09-13A photograph of a crowded indoor hall where a group of men in white shirts and white dhotis raise their arms and clench fists, appearing to chant or cheer. Several men wear lanyard badges and a rudraksha mala is visible on one man's chest near the front-left. A man in a grey-brown shirt stands in the foreground, and a red-and-gold draped backdrop hangs beside a blank white board. Yellow walls, a window grille and a stage speaker frame the scene.2012-09-22A large group of men in white dhotis and white shirts dance energetically in a spacious hall with a light tiled floor, arms raised and hands clapping or waving. Some wear lanyards or name badges, one man in the foreground wears a blue checked shirt and grey trousers, and a man on the left wears an orange waist cloth. Behind them are a gold-framed shrine area with a deity image, a small stage with a screen and red drapes on the back wall, and wall air conditioners. No individual can be confidently identified as the a person from appearance here, so no candidate is named.2013-09-13September 14 20132013-09-14A crowded indoor hall with red curtains where many men in white kurta-style clothes move together, several wearing rudraksha malas and orange-saffron stoles. A young man in a blue shirt, khaki trousers and a wristwatch, with a rudraksha mala and a name badge, stands at the centre, smiling with his hands near his waist. A smiling boy in a white outfit and a child in a checked shirt are nearby.2014-09-21A crowded indoor hall of men in white kurtas and dhotis, many raising arms and clapping with hands lifted, expressing enthusiasm. A man in the centre wears a rudraksha mala and a white kurta, and another man in the middle foreground wears an orange garment over white clothing. Behind them hangs a gold and red draped curtain. An older man on the left in a patterned shirt presses his palms together.2012-09-21A large hall with a crowd of devotees standing and clapping with raised arms, many in white dhotis and shirts. A man in a red t-shirt and a man in a black shirt stand in the foreground near a microphone stand, a bald man in an orange dhoti and bare chest stands at right with raised arm, and a young man in a checked shirt claps at front. Wall curtains, ceiling fans and a small shop counter with lit displays are visible behind. Possible satsang gathering with devotees in celebration.2013-09-29