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July 27 2006

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A photograph of devotees standing in two long lines under a white tent with yellow fringed valances, on a sandy-red path. On the left, men in white shirts and white dhotis wear rudraksha malas and name badges; a man in a white shirt holds a light blue cloth. On the right, women in white sarees and saffron-orange clothing stand with bangles and beaded malas, and a man in white with an orange-red shawl stands among them. Palm trees and a blue structure appear beyond the tent. Crowd appears to be waiting in line for a ceremony.2014-08-24February 24 20072007-02-24December 14 20072007-12-14January 08 20102010-01-08July 30 20092009-07-30December 30 20082008-12-30May 10 20172017-05-10February 16 20072007-02-16July 30 20062006-07-30A large crowd of women fills an open-sided tented pavilion, many seated on the ground in white and pastel saris. Many wear white or cream saris with lanyard badges, while others wear yellow, teal, pink, purple and maroon. Some have hands raised or pressed together in devotion, and several stand or bend among the seated rows. Chairs are stacked along the side, a black speaker box stands on a stand at left, and green trees and a white boundary wall are visible beyond the canopy. No single central figure is clearly identifiable, so no a person candidate is visible.A photograph inside a long open-sided pavilion with an orange and white tented roof and a blue-grey mat floor. In the foreground a figure with long dark hair, seen from behind, wears an orange garment and sits at a low white table. Nearby a man kneels in a grey short-sleeved shirt, holding a small white object in his hands. A row of devotees stands along the length of the hall: women in saris and salwar kameez, and men in white kurtas and dhotis. An older man on the left wears white with an orange shawl draped over his shoulders and glasses. Several standing men on the right hold red and white flower garlands, one in a white kurta with a mala. Ceremonial darshan or puja-style reception, with a man in a white shirt and dark trousers on the far right.2006-10-29November 28 20092009-11-28