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November 02 20132013-11-02A group of women in matching rust-red saris with gold borders sit on a red floor mat performing devotional chanting. The central woman holds a microphone to her mouth and reads from a paper in her other hand, wearing a rudraksha mala and a gold pendant. Others beside her wear beaded rudraksha necklaces, bindi, and white vertical tilak marks on their foreheads. A wooden door and a partially visible painted temple-style backdrop appear behind them, with a mic stand in the foreground.2013-11-02Three women in matching saffron-orange sarees with yellow borders sit cross-legged on a red stage, reciting or singing before microphones on metal stands. Each wears a long rudraksha mala, and the woman in the centre has a tilak on her forehead and a red bindi, holding a pink sheet of paper. The woman on the left holds a small paper and a microphone, and the woman on the right holds a booklet. A man in a yellow shirt stands behind them, and red curtains and gold pillars frame the stage. No a person candidate is visibly present.2013-10-12September 30 20142014-09-30Several women in matching rust-red and saffron saris with gold borders sit in a row at microphones, singing kirtan in a temple. Their foreheads bear white and red tilaka marks, and they wear long rudraksha malas over their shoulders. The woman at left wears glasses and an orange shawl. Behind them, a gilded temple backdrop with lit lamps is visible. Several more singers and a shaved-headed man in orange are partly visible in the background.2014-09-30August 27 20142014-08-27 +1 copiesSeptember 30 20142014-09-30Several women seated cross-legged on the floor sing in a devotional performance at microphones on stands. The women in front wear maroon and rust-red saris with gold borders and long rudraksha mala necklaces; one holds a small hand cymbal. The woman at right wears an orange sari with a maroon blouse and rudraksha malas, and a seated person in orange at the far right plays along. Each singer has white forehead markings and hair pulled back. Behind them is an ornate gold-carved wooden panel and a red curtain, with green foliage in the foreground.2015-01-08September 19 20172017-09-19August 27 20142014-08-27 +1 copiesAugust 27 20142014-08-27 +1 copiesOctober 05 20142014-10-05