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A large seated audience of women fills the frame at an indoor Hindu spiritual gathering. Most wear white saris with gold borders, and many have white identification badges pinned to their clothing. Some wear brown or black beaded necklaces, and a few have red bindis. Others wear colourful saris in pink, yellow, green and teal. Rows of attendees sit closely together, smiling or looking toward the front. No speaker or deity is clearly visible in this crop.

November 11 2015

A large seated audience of women fills the frame at a satsang, viewed from the front with grey metal crowd-control barriers between rows. Most wear white or cream saris and salwar kameez with pink, maroon, orange, green and purple borders, plus gold necklaces, bangles, bindis and spectacles. Many have hands folded or rest quietly, with faces attentive and serious. No speaker or dais is clearly visible, and no a person candidate can be identified in the image.

July 26 2015

A large seated audience fills a hall at an indoor programme, with many rows of attendees in white, pink, yellow and blue clothing, many wearing name badges on lanyards. Most visible people are women in sarees and salwar kameez, some wearing glasses and gold necklaces, and many men in white shirts sit among them. White draped fabric decorates the ceiling and back wall, and a pink banner is partly visible at the top. No one is clearly standing on stage and no a person candidate is visible in this crowd shot.

A photograph of a large seated audience at an indoor programme, mostly women in white, cream, pastel and saffron-yellow saris and salwar kameez, many smiling and attentive. Some wear glasses and gold necklaces, and a few hold small objects in their hands. No individual is clearly identifiable as a presenter in the visible frame, and the audience faces out of view toward the front of the hall.

Article - November 26 2006

A dense crowd of mostly women seated closely together at a satsang or devotional gathering. Many wear white or pastel saris and sarees with gold necklaces and bangles, and several have red kumkum or vibhuti marks on their foreheads. Some hold small cards or a booklet, and a few smile or sing with eyes closed. Behind them, gold-toned temple ornamentation is visible. The attendee badges pinned to several saris suggest an organized program, but no speaker is visible in the frame.

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Article - November 26 2006

A large seated audience of women in white and cream clothes, many with orange-red marigold garlands and orange lanyard badges, fills the frame at a Kumbh Mela event. Several wear saffron-bordered white saris and some have red kumkum or vibhuti marks on their foreheads. They sit closely on a floor covered with coloured mats, several smiling or looking toward the stage. No clear a person figure is visible in this frame.

A large seated audience of women fills the frame, most dressed in white saris with gold or cream borders, some wearing pink, red, green and multicoloured saris. Many wear name badges on their clothes and rudraksha or beaded malas around their necks. They sit in rows on plastic chairs and floor mats in an indoor hall, some listening attentively with hands folded, others looking toward the front. Pillars and white-clad figures appear at the edges.