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A photograph of a panel seated behind a table draped in orange cloth with microphones on stands in the foreground. In the centre, a bald man with a red tilak on his forehead wears a saffron-orange robe and smiles while his hands are clasped near his face. To his right, a man in white clothes with an orange scarf and a rudraksha mala holds a pen over papers. To the left, a partly visible man in orange clothing with a white cloth over his shoulder rests his head on his hand. A dark red curtain and a wall with orange panels form the backdrop. The table holds a purple cloth and a green object.

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Three men sit behind a draped table at a satsang-style talk, with microphones on stands in front of them. The man at left wears orange robes and a rudraksha mala and gestures with his hands. The man in the centre wears a bald head and an orange shawl over orange robes, with a thin wrist bead, and speaks with his hands raised. The man at right wears a white kurta and an orange scarf with a mala and is also gesturing. The table is covered in orange cloth with a purple and gold runner, and a dark red curtain hangs behind them.2010-10-24Three men sit behind a table draped in orange cloth at a public talk, microphones on stands before them. The man in the centre, with a shaved head and saffron-orange shawl, speaks and gestures with his hands. To his left, a man in orange robes with a rudraksha mala folds his hands. To his right, a man in white clothes with an orange scarf and mala listens with hands clasped. A red curtain and a fan stand behind them. The page cannot be verified from the image, so no identity is asserted. A photograph of a seated panel discourse with saffron-clad speakers.2010-10-24Three men sit behind a draped table with orange cloth and a purple-and-gold runner, microphones on stands in front of them, at a satsang-style talk. The man in the centre wears a saffron shawl over orange robes, a red tilak on his forehead and a shaved head; he is seated and looking to the side. The man on the left wears orange robes with a saffron shawl and has his hands clasped on the table. The man on the right wears white clothes with an orange shawl and a rudraksha mala, hands folded. A dark red curtain hangs behind them.2010-10-24Photograph of a satsang discourse seated at a long orange-draped table with microphones on stands. Two shaven-headed men in saffron-orange robes sit on the left and centre, and a shaven-headed man in white kurta with an orange shawl sits on the right, leaning forward toward the microphones. A purple-and-gold embroidered cloth is folded on the orange-covered seating behind them, and a wooden door is in the background. The appearance of the central figure in orange is not sufficient to establish identity, so he is described only by role as a speaker or sannyasi.2010-10-24A seated panel discussion at a youth gathering in front of a dark blue draped curtain, with an orange-covered table holding microphones and printed papers. On the left, a shaved-headed man in a white kurta with an orange shawl and wooden mala speaks into a black handheld microphone while gesturing with his other hand. Beside him, a smiling shaved-headed man in orange robes with a red tilak on his forehead listens. A third man in orange, wearing a wristwatch, sits partially visible on the right with hands resting on the table. Three people are visible in total.October 24 20102010-10-24A photograph of a seated satsang gathering with microphones on stands. In the foreground, a man in a white kurta with an orange shawl sits at a table, hands resting on the surface. Beside him, a shaved-headed man in orange robes with a red tilak gestures while speaking into a microphone. Behind them, another person in orange sits at the table, and a figure in white with an orange wrap sits further back. The table is draped in orange cloth, and a wooden wall and stacked orange-covered seating are visible in the background.2010-10-24A panel discussion at a youth meeting. In the foreground, a bald man in white kurta with an orange shawl and a wooden mala holds a black microphone and looks down at a paper or booklet on the table. Beside him, a smiling man in orange robes with a red tilak on his forehead sits at the table, and behind him another man in orange robes with a wristwatch smiles. A dark blue curtain forms the backdrop, with an orange tablecloth and microphones in the lower right.A press-meet photograph at a table draped in cream cloth with several microphones. Three men sit behind it. On the left, an older man in a white shirt and orange shawl with a red tilak on his forehead looks down. In the centre, a shaven-headed man in orange robes with a red-striped shawl and glasses holds a microphone and reads from a sheet of paper. On the right, a man with swept-back dark hair wears orange robes and a rudraksha mala, looking toward the speaker. A red vase with white and yellow flowers stands behind them against a maroon wall, with a small lit lamp on a wooden cabinet. A logo appears in the upper left corner.2010-07-27A photograph of four men seated at a long orange-draped table in front of a dark red curtain, with microphones on stands. On the left, a shaved-headed man in orange robes rests his hand on his face. Next to him, a shaved-headed man in orange robes with a red bindi gestures with both hands while speaking. Two men in white clothes with orange shawls sit to the right; the one in the middle has a rudraksha mala and holds a notepad, and the one at far right holds a pen over paper. Stacked orange cushions and folded fabric sit at the left edge, and a blue and gold cloth covers part of the table.2010-10-24Two men seated side by side at a long table draped in orange cloth, speaking into microphones on stands at a satsang talk. The man in front has a shaved head and wears a saffron-orange robe, his hands clasped near his chin. Beside him, a man with short hair wears a white kurta with an orange shawl over his shoulders, hands folded on the table. Orange-draped tables extend to the left and wooden paneling and steps are visible behind them. No one can be clearly identified from appearance, so the seated monastics are described only by their roles and clothing.2010-10-24October 24 20102010-10-24