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Night outdoor scene on a sandy ground at a gurukul sports event. Two women in white saris with yellow borders walk side by side, both wearing white blindfolds over their eyes. Behind them, other blindfolded participants in white dhotis and garments move across the ground, one raising a hand. Onlookers stand nearby, including a young boy in a green checked shirt, a man in a white t-shirt, and a man in a yellow top. On the right, a person in an orange shirt and beige trousers stands beside a plastic chair. A flagpole rises at left against dark trees. Roughly a dozen or more people are visible.

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September 04 20112011-09-04December 27 20072007-12-27Evening scene on a dirt ground in an open courtyard with a dusk sky and trees behind. Many people stand and move about in groups, mostly children and young adults. Several men at the back wear white dhotis with red-bordered cloth and bare shaved heads. Women wear white and orange or yellow saris and salwar-style outfits, and a girl in an orange sash and white dress stands near a row of white plastic chairs. A boy in a striped blue shirt and a boy in an orange t-shirt are in the foreground. Overall a gathering or game in progress at a residential campus.2011-09-04 +1 copiesDecember 28 20062006-12-28A dark outdoor night gathering in which a crowd of devotees stands in rows on bare ground, lit only by a faint spotlight. A man at the far left in white shirt and trousers stands with arms folded. Most of the crowd wear white or pale clothing; a man in the centre wears an orange-yellow shawl over a white kurta and dhoti, and a woman in a yellow-green sari stands near the left. Women in saris and salwar kameez fill the right side, and a small girl in a pink skirt stands in front. A strand of small orange triangular bunting is strung across the background. No single person can be clearly identified as the a person from appearance.2007-01-01Night photo outdoors on bare ground lit by a fire at the lower right edge. A figure in saffron-orange robes with an orange head wrap stands barefoot in the centre, arms extended, as if dancing or moving before a ring of onlookers. Around them, a group of people stand clapping with hands raised: several boys in red, yellow and orange shirts, a young girl in an orange printed dress, and women in white kurta-style clothes, one holding an orange shawl. Two men in white dhotis stand at the right. Several wear beaded malas and name badges. Dark trees fill the background.2007-05-04A night-time photo of a group of devotees walking along a dirt road lit by a streetlamp, with palm trees and dark foliage around them. Most wear white traditional clothing, and several wear lanyard badges. In front, a woman on the left wears a white sari with a yellow shawl and carries a book, a man in the centre wears a white cap and white dhoti, and young men on the right wear white shirts and dhotis. There is no clear visible a person candidate in the group.2010-10-12Night photograph of a group of about twenty people in plain white ritual clothes walking single file along a dirt road lit by a distant floodlight. Several women wear white saris with yellow shawls draped over their shoulders, and the men wear white dhotis and white kurta-style shirts. Many wear white lanyards with identification badges around their necks. A man near the front wears a white cloth tied around his forehead. Dark trees, a palm and an orange boundary wall frame the scene. No one in the frame can be identified as a person with confidence.2010-10-12A night-time photograph of a group of devotees walking along a dirt road lined with palm trees and dark foliage. They wear all-white clothing, including dhoti-style garments and white shirts, with lanyards or neck cords. Several women in white saris with yellow borders or yellow shawls walk at the front-left, one holding a small book. Two men at the centre-right wear white kurtas and white headbands. A street light glows in the background, and the path is lit only by the distant light and a few lamps. No single figure is clearly identifiable as a person; the group appears to be a procession of ashram members walking together.2010-10-12April 19 20082008-04-19October 05 20172017-10-05January 02 20162016-01-02