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March 22 2013

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Young shaven-headed boys in saffron-orange robes sit cross-legged on a floor during a ritual. The boy in front right, with white vertical forehead marks, reaches toward a silver tray holding brass lamps, a small brass bell-like vessel, flower offerings and a white shell-like item. Seated behind them, other children in red and orange robes with white forehead markings watch, some with eyes closed. Rope barriers and a blurred hall background suggest a large group puja or satsang.2014-09-06March 25 20132013-03-25March 25 20132013-03-25March 22 20132013-03-22March 25 20132013-03-25March 25 20132013-03-25April 10 20132013-04-10July 30 20132013-07-30March 25 20132013-03-25A photograph of a group of young boys seated cross-legged on a white floor in a hall with a red cloth. They wear saffron-orange robes and rudraksha malas, and most have white vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads. Several hold small brass items, and in front of them are brass oil lamps, a brass kalasha-style vessel, plates of offerings and small boxes. Behind them, seated adults in red-brown and orange robes with white body markings are also present. The setting resembles a ritual ceremony.2013-11-13September 06 20142014-09-06March 18 20132013-03-18