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A photograph of a ritual in a small shrine room with yellow walls and a marble floor. A bare-chested priest in a white dhoti and white head cloth stands at left holding a lit oil lamp in his right hand, with a rudraksha-style cord across his chest. Behind him is an ornate golden shrine with three deity murtis adorned with garlands of orange, yellow and white flowers; the central figure wears a tall crown. A signboard reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. A green cloth covers the altar in front, with brass vessels, a kalasha, lamps and a flower garland. A garlanded portrait is visible at right. The timestamp reads 29 Nov 2025 22:09:20 Chennai, and a caption reads TONDIORET Day6 HIRUGARTJIGA DEEPAM NITHYANANDA BRAHMOTSAVAM laghu pooja.

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A photograph of a temple shrine with a priest standing at left, shirtless with a white head cloth and white dhoti bordered in gold, holding a lit oil lamp in one hand and a small object in the other. Three deity murtis are dressed with garlands of yellow, red, green and white flowers; the central figure wears a tall silver crown and blue-purple garment. A kalasha offering and oil lamps sit on a green draped table, and a small Ganesha figure appears at right. A sign reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. A timestamp shows 29 Nov 2025 22:09:17 Chennai and a caption reads TONDIORET Day6 HIRUGARTJIGA DEEPAM NITHYANANDA BRAHMOTSAVAM laghu pooja. A framed portrait on the right is partly visible with garlands.2025-11-29A photo of a priest with a bare chest and white dhoti with gold border, wearing a white head cloth, performing a lamp offering before a shrine decorated with garlands in blue, green, yellow and red. Three deity murtis with silver crowns stand under a gold arched canopy; a green cloth covers the altar below with brass lamps and offerings. A signboard reads KAILASA THONDIARPET. Yellow walls and a timestamp show 29 Nov 2025, Chennai.2025-11-29A photograph of a priest performing a lamp ritual before a decorated shrine in a yellow-walled room. The priest is bare-chested, wears a white dhoti with gold border and a white head cloth, and holds a lit oil lamp toward the shrine. Three deity murtis stand behind a red and gold canopy, draped in garlands of orange, yellow, white and pink flowers, with the central figure in purple and blue vestments. A green altar cloth with flower garlands sits below, with brass lamps and offering vessels on a red cloth at the lower left. A wall sign reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT, and a colourful banner with elephant motifs hangs at the right. No other people are visible.2025-11-29A photograph of a shrine with three deity murtis decorated with white, yellow and red garlands, set against a gold-framed arch. A bare-chested priest in a white dhoti and white head cloth stands at left, extending his hand toward the shrine. A green cloth covers the altar below, with brass lamps, a kalasha-like vessel and flower garlands. A sign reads Kailasa Thondaiyarpet at right, and a painted cloth banner is at far right. The priest is performing a puja. The photo is stamped with a timestamp and Chennai.2025-11-29A bare-chested priest in a white dhoti with gold border and a white head cloth performs a ritual before three garlanded deity murtis under a gold-framed canopy decorated with red, green, yellow and white flower garlands. The central murti wears a tall crown and a blue cloth, while the side murtis are dressed in green and yellow. A green cloth covers the altar, holding brass lamps and offering vessels. A sign reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT, and a framed portrait labelled with a garland sits at the right edge. Blue and green paper garlands hang along the top of the room. A date stamp reads 29 Nov 2025 and Chennai, with a caption about Tondiyarpet Day 6 Thirukarthigai Deepam Nithyananda Brahmotsavam laghu pooja.2025-11-29A bare-chested priest in white dhoti and a white head cloth stands at left, extending his arm toward a decorated shrine. The central shrine holds three deity murtis draped in garlands of orange, yellow, red and white flowers, with a central murti in a blue garment and crown. A gold-framed arch backs the shrine, and a small sign reads KAILASA TONDIARPET. Brass vessels, oil lamps and offerings sit on a green cloth in front. A tall painted pillar with elephant motifs stands at right. A timestamp reads 29 Nov 2025 22:07:21 Chennai.2025-11-29A photograph inside a shrine room with yellow walls, where a priest stands at left holding a small brass vessel and a lit lamp. He is bare-chested with a white dhoti edged in gold, a white head covering, a dark beaded rudraksha-style mala and a sacred thread. Behind him is an ornate golden altar with three deity murtis adorned with garlands of orange, white and yellow flowers, and crowns, with a green cloth draped below. A sign on the wall reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. Brass lamps with flames, a plate of flowers, an oil lamp and a brass pot stand in front of the altar on orange and red cloths, with decorative painted pillars at both sides. A digital timestamp reads 29 Nov 2025 20:50:02 Chennai, and overlay text along the bottom reads Day6 Hirugartjiga Deepam Nithyananda Brahmotsavam Deeparathana.2025-11-29A photograph of a shrine room with yellow walls and a marble floor. A bare-chested priest in a white dhoti with a gold border and a white cap stands at left, leaning over a brass lamp and offering flame at the altar. Two ornately decorated deity murtis stand on a green cloth, draped with garlands of yellow, red and white flowers, with silver ornaments. A sign on the wall reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. Right of the shrine, a framed portrait shows a man with a turban and beard. Brass lamps and offerings sit on a red cloth in front of the altar. A timestamp reads 29 Nov 2025 22:09:32 Chennai.2025-11-29A priest in white dhoti and shoulder cloth, bare-chested with a white head cloth, bends over a brass lamp tray on a red cloth before a shrine. Behind him, garlanded deity murtis with gold crowns and a blue-robed central figure stand against a gold arched backdrop. A sign reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. A small Ganesha figure and flower garlands are visible at right, with a framed portrait on the right wall. A green cloth covers the altar base. The scene is a laghu puja in progress.2025-11-29A bare-chested priest in a white dhoti with a gold border and a white shoulder cloth stands at left, leaning toward an altar decorated with garlands of yellow, orange, green and white flowers. Three silver-crowned deity murtis stand in a shrine with a gold arched backdrop. A brass kalasha and a small oil lamp sit on a green draped table in front of the altar. At right, a framed portrait of a man in a saffron and orange turban is garlanded, and a board reads KAILASA THONDIARPET BHARAT. Timestamp in the lower right reads 29 Nov 2025 22:11:22 Chennai.2025-11-29A photograph of a shrine room with yellow walls and ornate gold arch, where a priest with a shaved head and white cloth on his head, bare-chested and wearing a white dhoti with gold border, stands at left facing the shrine lighting an oil lamp. Three deity murtis are garlanded with marigold and blue-green flower garlands, with the central figure holding a raised hand. A green cloth covers the altar below, with a brass lamp, kalasha-like vessels and offerings. A tall sign reads KAILASA TONDIARPET. On the right, a framed photograph shows a smiling man with a turban and white beard, garlanded, beside a standing portrait. Decorated red, green and blue pillars frame the scene, with blue and green festoons above.2025-11-28A bare-chested priest in white dhoti with a white shawl and white head cloth stands at left, holding a lit oil lamp in both hands before a shrine. Behind him stand three deity murtis dressed in colourful garlands of yellow, green, red and white flowers, set within a gold-framed arch. A green cloth covers the altar base with brass vessels, a kalasha, flowers and small lamps in front. A sign on the right reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. Blue and yellow garlands decorate the walls, and a framed portrait stands at the right edge. Aarti is being performed during a Deepam ritual.2025-11-29