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July 19 20162016-07-19January 13 20152015-01-13A photograph of a procession moving along a dirt path lined with banana plants and tall leafy greenery. Many people in white ritual clothes walk closely together; several men wear white shirts with lanyards and name badges, and some carry tall golden kalasha-topped staffs. Orange-red flags flutter in the background, and a line of orange-robed figures appears at the lower left. Foreground devotees include an older man in sunglasses with a pink shawl, and women in white saris with glasses. Strings of green leaves hang along the path edges.2007-12-30December 22 20102010-12-22A large procession walks along a dirt road lined with palm trees, a grey block wall topped with barbed wire, and utility poles. In the middle distance a dark car decorated with a garland of yellow flowers moves slowly, followed by a long line of people. Many devotees wear white clothes, including white shirts, white dhotis and white saris, with some carrying bags and wearing lanyards. A man in a grey-green shirt and a man in a white shirt walk in the foreground. Several people in orange and saffron clothing are visible in the crowd. Some participants wear rudraksha malas around their necks.2008-12-27Outdoor photograph of a group walking along a dirt path lined with young trees and a grassy verge, carrying red and orange flags on poles. Many participants wear white ritual clothing and white dhotis, while others wear casual clothes such as a blue shirt, a green t-shirt, grey trousers and a dark jacket. Several women carry orange and tan shoulder bags. A procession-like flag march is taking place, with a red-roofed building visible in the background. No clear a person candidate is identifiable from appearance, so the figure's presence is uncertain.2010-12-20A procession walks along a dirt road lined with green shrubs and a red brick wall, with palm trees behind. At the front, a man with long dark hair wears an orange dhoti and a rudraksha-style orange garland over a leopard-print shawl, walking beside a bald man in an orange robe with a gold necklace and a second orange-clad man holding an orange umbrella. Behind them women in white and cream saris and white tops carry brass vessels, and a ceremonial red and gold canopy on a pole is carried overhead. Children and a man in white walk among them, and a woman in a yellow top stands at the right edge.2010-11-11A procession outdoors among orange-flagged poles and a yellow-and-green floral-garlanded vehicle at left. Many devotees crowd a dirt path: a woman in a white sari with a striped border presses her palms together, a woman in a yellow blouse and orange sari stands near the centre, a woman in a pink kurta with a red shawl and a girl in grey stand at right. Men in white dhotis and kurtas stand among them, one with hands folded. Golden tridents and ceremonial staffs rise above the crowd, and a white canopy shows at right, with an orange-and-red banner and palm trees behind a terracotta wall.2012-01-01November 11 20102010-11-11A procession of many people in white ritual clothes walks along a dirt road lined with palm trees and a low concrete wall. Several bearers in white shirts and dhotis carry brass pots and kalasha vessels decorated with yellow flowers. A man in front holds a tall pole with a saffron-orange flag, and a drummer with a drum walks among them. Behind them, people carry colourful decorated umbrellas and orange and red flags. Spectators in white and light clothing follow along the road under a hazy sky.2008-12-25June 17 20092009-06-17A large procession moves along a dirt path lined with coconut palms and a banana tree at right, with a low concrete wall on the left strung with orange and red bunting. Many devotees in white dhotis and saris walk closely together, some in orange saffron garments, and several women carry metal plates or trays. Orange flags on poles and multicoloured decorated umbrellas rise above the crowd under a clear blue sky. The scene is an outdoor festival procession, with no clearly identifiable individual a person visible.2008-12-31