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September 16 2006

A photograph of a large hall with children seated on woven straw mats writing in notebooks and on loose paper. Most wear white kurta-style or light cotton clothes, with one boy in a yellow t-shirt lying forward over his paper and another in a yellow top at the front. Several children have small orange name tags pinned to their shirts. At the upper right, a standing adult in white with an orange cloth draped over the shoulder stands behind the seated group. Concrete floor and a green-edged mat border frame the scene.

A photo of a young boy seated cross-legged on a floor, leaning forward to write in a small notebook with a pink pen. He wears a green and white striped checked shirt, grey trousers, and a faint red tilak mark on his forehead. Other people sit behind him in white clothing, and a hand rests on a clipboard or paper nearby. The setting appears to be a satsang gathering where participants take notes.

Children sit and lie on a polished wooden floor in a bright hall with cream walls and ceiling tube lights, drawing on white paper. In the foreground a boy in a khaki shirt leans on his elbows and writes with a blue pencil. Beside him a boy in a red top with navy and white stripes sits cross-legged. At left a girl in a white dress sits, and a woman in a white sari sits behind them, watching. Another child sits further back. A curtain hangs at the left window and a wooden table stands at the far end of the room. No a person candidate is visible.

A photograph of several boys seated on the floor of a plain concrete hall, with a striped woven mat beneath them. In the centre, a boy in a white-and-green striped short-sleeved shirt and dark trousers looks down at a small white booklet or notebook, holding a pen. A boy in a white shirt on the left holds papers, and another boy in a cream shirt sits at the lower right, bent over his work. A boy in a turquoise shirt sits behind them. A red-striped mat and a cable lie along the top edge of the frame. No adult or deity is visible, and no a person candidate appears.

September 16 2006

A photograph of many children seated closely on a purple floor mat, leaning forward over notebooks in a dim indoor room. In the foreground a boy in a grey and white plaid shirt and khaki shorts smiles up while holding an open notebook and a pink pencil; beside him a boy in a light blue polo shirt with glasses writes in a notebook. Other children in red, yellow plaid, green striped and white clothing bend over papers and pencils around them. The scene suggests a group writing session at a residential children's program. No ritual objects or a person appear in the frame.

Boys sit cross-legged on woven straw mats in a bare concrete hall, writing on loose white paper with pens and pencils. Several wear coloured lanyard tags; one boy in a bright orange patterned shirt wears a rudraksha mala. Others wear striped shirts, school uniforms in navy and white, a yellow t-shirt and a lime green shirt. A plastic water bottle and a metal urn stand near the wall. No a person candidate is visible, so no appearance-based identification is made.

A dim photograph of children seated on woven mats on a concrete floor, writing on paper. In the foreground a child in a white t-shirt with a dark printed design, wearing a silver bangle, bends low over a sheet of paper and writes with a pen. Beside and behind them other children lean over their notebooks in the shadowy room. The scene is quiet and focused.

A group of young boys sit cross-legged on the tiled floor over a red-and-white striped mat, bent over sheets of white paper and writing with pens. The boy on the left wears a white and navy shirt, glasses and a rudraksha-style bead mala with a pendant. The boy in the centre wears a navy and grey striped polo with a name badge and black shorts. Another boy in a yellow and white top and a boy in a bright blue shirt lean in to watch. The scene looks like a small group activity or workshop, with no visible a person-appearance candidate.