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Annadhan in 20132013-01-01March 25 20142014-03-25 +1 copiesJuly 11 20102010-07-11Women sit cross-legged in a long row on the floor of a hall, eating a communal meal from green banana leaves laid along a white cloth. In front of them are bottles of mineral water, small steel cups and bowls of food. The woman at left wears a magenta salwar with a rudraksha-style bead necklace and gold bangles. Beside her, a woman in a red blouse and yellow sari eats with her right hand. Next, a woman in a blue top with a saffron shawl serves herself from a leaf. Other participants in white and saffron shawls sit further down the row, and staff move in the background near a red wall and wooden door.2016-02-24July 30 20112011-07-30A photograph of a dining hall where many seated people eat from metal plates on red plastic chairs arranged in rows along the walls. Most diners wear saris, salwar kameez or white clothes, and a few carry bags beside them. A standing attendant in a white shirt and light trousers with a backpack walks through the centre of the room, while another woman in a pale sari stands near the right wall. Ceiling fans, white tiled floor and a purple dove-like logo in the top left corner complete the scene. No figure is clearly identified as a particular person.2008-06-09July 30 20112011-07-30A long, plain dining hall with a curved corrugated roof, ceiling fans and white-painted walls with small windows. Rows of red wooden tables with white plastic chairs fill the floor, where many people sit eating from metal plates. A man in white clothes walks between the tables, and a few other people in white or light clothing stand near a serving counter at the far end. Women in white saris sit at the near tables, and a child in a yellow shirt sits at the left. A single blue plastic chair stands in the right foreground.2010-08-08December 10 20092009-12-10June 22 20092009-06-22July 19 20092009-07-19A large white-walled dining hall with an arched corrugated roof and ceiling fans, filled with seated devotees eating meals at long tables covered in yellow cloths and red chairs. Many attendees wear white kurtas and white salwar or saris, while women in orange and green saris sit in the foreground with steel plates and small bowls. Red curtains hang at the windows, and a serving counter with steel trays runs along the right side where attendants in white move about. A water bottle and a plate of fruit sit on one table. No individual can be identified as a specific figure from appearance, and no a person candidate is clearly visible.2009-09-01