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A young boy in a white kurta stands at a silver microphone on a stand, reading from a spiral-bound notebook held open in both hands. He wears a gold-bead mala with red bead accents around his neck. Behind him, slightly out of focus on the right, an older man with a shaved head wears white clothing with a yellow-edged cloth. The background is a warm patterned wall with a red vertical panel. The boy is looking down at the pages as he reads aloud.

July 01 2012

A photo of a young boy in a striped white-and-navy short-sleeved polo shirt standing at a microphone and reading from a handwritten paper held in both hands, with a red tilak mark on his forehead. Behind him, a man in an orange shawl over white clothes stands in the shadow of a bright studio light, looking toward the boy. The setting appears to be an indoor hall with a plain pale wall. The man's appearance is uncertain and he is not clearly identifiable as a candidate, so the a person field is unsure.

July 05 2017

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Three young men in white ritual clothes stand before a dark red curtain on a stage. The man in the centre holds a microphone and reads from a sheet of paper, while the man on the left stands with arms folded and the man on the right stands with hands clasped. All three wear rudraksha malas and white vertical tilak marks on their foreheads. The man on the right wears glasses and a small pendant. The image is a photograph of a stage performance.

Four young boys stand on a stage in front of a golden ornate backdrop. The boy in front center holds a black microphone and speaks, wearing orange saffron robes, rudraksha mala necklaces with gold ornaments, and a white tilak on his forehead. Beside him another boy in orange robes and gold-bead necklaces looks forward. On the left a boy in white clothing with rudraksha and gold pendant listens, and on the right a smiling boy in orange robes with long rudraksha garlands stands with a white forehead mark. Colourful tassels and gold decorative pillars appear behind them.

Close photo of a young boy with curly dark hair and white vertical tilak marks on his forehead, bare-chested under an orange-saffron shawl, wearing long rudraksha malas and a pendant necklace. He holds a black handheld microphone to his mouth and speaks while seated. Beside him, several other saffron-clad boys and an older person with long hair sit in a row, also wearing rudraksha malas, in a blurred hall with red and pink draping.

Three young men in plain white kurta-style clothing stand on a stage before deep red velvet drapes, all wearing rudraksha malas. The man in the centre holds a microphone in one hand and a sheet of paper in the other, reading aloud, with a vertical tilak mark on his forehead. The man on the left leans in to look at the paper, and the man on the right wears glasses and gestures with one hand while speaking. The stage edge has small string lights along the floor. This appears to be a cultural program performance.

A smiling young boy stands on a stage holding a black handheld microphone in both hands, speaking to an audience. He wears a saffron-orange shawl printed with white script, a white dhoti with a gold border, multiple rudraksha malas around his neck, and white vibhuti marks on his forehead. Behind him are golden temple-style carved panels, a brass oil lamp with a green-lit base on the right, a golden deity murti at the far right edge, and draped red and grey curtains.

A young shaven-headed man in a white kurta holds a black handheld microphone to his mouth while seated among a seated audience in white clothes. He wears a brown rudraksha mala and a dark lanyard with a round badge, and has a red tilak on his forehead. Behind him, several seated participants in white garments wear similar lanyards, and one man at left rests his hand near his chin. The setting is a floor gathering with orange-brown mats.

May 28 2013