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January 01 20042004-01-01Photo 11692559 +2 copiesADIKAILASA on 1/1/20042004-01-01 +1 copiesAnnadhan in 20152015-01-01 +1 copiesMen sit cross-legged in long rows on a tiled hall floor, eating from green banana leaves set before them. Most wear white dhotis and white shirts, one man in the foreground wears a cream kurta, and a few wear saffron or orange clothing. A woman in a white sari with gold border walks between the rows carrying a large steel vessel. Plates hold rice, sweets and cut fruit, and small paper cups stand beside the leaves. In the background a stage has red curtains and an ornate deity backdrop. This is an annadhan community meal.2013-01-01July 19 20092009-07-19A dim hall with pale blue walls and a wooden door shows men eating a meal seated at long tables covered with pink cloth. Diners sit on banana leaves holding rice, curry and fried items, with steel tumblers set between them. A standing server in a checked shirt on the left and another standing man in a grey shirt in the background attend to the diners. Most seated men wear white shirts or white dhotis, while others wear yellow-orange or checked shirts. A young boy in a white shirt eats in the lower right corner. Several other diners are visible along the far table.A photograph of a long white-clothed table in an indoor hall where several men sit eating a meal served on large green banana leaves, with steel tumblers and small steel bowls placed beside them. Most of the seated men wear white baseball-style caps; one wears a brown shirt and another a blue-and-grey striped shirt. Behind them, a standing man in a light shirt and white cap watches, and a woman in a white top and jeans stands by a door at right. On the yellow wall above hang two framed religious prints of deity murti. A water bottle sits on the table near the end of the row.2006-01-03A long hall where many men sit cross-legged in rows on the floor, eating from green banana-leaf plates set out along the floor. Most wear white dhotis and white shirts, and a few wear orange or saffron shawls. Some have shaved heads and others grey hair. Several plates hold rice, sweets and yellow garnish. Steel vessels and a pot stand at the left, and attendants in orange and red saris move along the back of the hall beside pink curtains and a projection screen. The scene looks like a communal meal served to devotees.2013-06-19 +1 copiesJanuary 31 20152015-01-31 +1 copiesAnnadhan in 20152015-01-01 +1 copiesMay 10 20142014-05-10 +1 copies