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A Zoom screenshot of a video call with a shrine display. Along the top are thumbnail video tiles of other KAILASA centres, and on the right is a participant list of 22 names. The main view shows a shrine with several ornate deity murtis dressed in colourful silk and garlanded with flower and bead necklaces, with brass oil lamps and a gold kalasha in front. A person in a red top and dark hair bun leans over the shrine arranging items near the bottom left, with another person's head partly visible at the lower edge. A paper sign reads KAILASA SINGAPORE. Wall decorations include a 'Happy Diwali' banner and a framed painting. Text reads 'Kailasa Singapore Aadheenam' at the bottom.

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A photograph of a computer monitor showing a Zoom video call of a temple shrine room. A shirtless man with short grey hair, wearing a white dhoti with a gold border and rudraksha malas, stands with palms pressed together in namaste before a shrine. Several deity murtis adorned with garlands and jewellery stand on the shrine, including a central figure with a crown holding a trident and a standing figure with raised hand, with smaller murtis on a red-draped stand in front. A brass oil lamp and offerings sit on the floor. A sign on a yellow wall reads Happy Diwali, and a printed sign in front reads Kailasa Singapore. Zoom thumbnails along the top show other Kailasa centres, and the monitor frame is visible around the screen.2024-07-01A shrine room with a yellow-painted wall showing three ornately dressed deity murtis seated before a backdrop, the central figure with a tall crown, trident-like staff and tripundra marks, flanked by two consorts in green garlands and blue lower cloths. Smaller murtis, brass lamps, a kalasha-like vessel, flower garlands and offerings in yellow cloth sit on the floor and low tables. On the right wall a white sign reads KAILASA SINGAPORE, and a red banner on the left reads HAPPY DIWALI. No people are visible.2024-08-04Photograph of a temple shrine room with a yellow wall. Several large deity murtis are seated on decorated pedestals draped in gold, purple and maroon cloth, adorned with gold necklaces, garlands and crowns. Smaller murtis and figurines stand on a red and gold patterned floor, with brass oil lamps, a kalasha, fruit offerings, and a small lit lamp in front. A red banner reads Happy Diwali on the left, and a white sign reads KAILASA SINGAPORE on the wall. To the right, an ornate arched throne-like seat holds a decorated murti. No living people are visible.2024-10-11A photograph of a shrine room with three large decorated deity murtis seated on a raised platform, each adorned with gold and jewelled necklaces, green garlands and yellow silk skirts; the central figure is crowned and bears a trident-like staff. Smaller murtis and ritual objects surround the base, including brass oil lamps, a silver thali with offerings, a kalasha-like vessel, a tray of flowers and fruit, and red and patterned rugs on the floor. To the left a small shrine holds a seated figure in orange and gold, and a framed painting hangs on the right wall beside a sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE. A red banner with the partial words HAPPY DIWALI hangs at upper left. No people are visible.2024-10-16A video-call screenshot of a temple shrine room with yellow walls and a sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE. A bare-chested man in white dhoti and shawl stands at left, holding a small lamp near the deities. Several ornately decorated murtis of deities stand on a red and purple cloth, adorned with jewelled garlands, crowns and colourful silk, with brass lamps, kalasha and offerings on tables before them. A banner reading HAPPY DIWALI hangs at upper left. Overlay text reads Remove spotlight and Kailasa Singapore.2024-10-20A shrine room with a yellow painted wall and a white sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE. A bare-chested priest in a white dhoti with gold border stands at left, holding a ritual object near his chest. Several deity murtis are dressed in silk and garlands: a central figure in purple with a crown and trident, flanked by figures in red and green draped garments and bright silk. Brass oil lamps, fruit offerings, kumkum-marked trays and a kalasha sit on low tables in front. A hanging banner at upper left reads HAPPY DIWALI. No living people are visible apart from the priest.2025-08-02A photograph of an indoor shrine set against gold-painted walls, with a white sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE on the right and a red and green banner reading HAPPY DIWALI on the left. Three large deity murtis sit on a raised platform: the central figure wears a tall ornate crown with a red jewel, a blue garment and a rudraksha-style mala, with a serpent raised above; the figures to either side wear gold and green garments and garlands. Smaller murtis, brass oil lamps, fruit, a silver plate and offering bowls are arranged on a red and patterned rug. Two additional figures sit on side pedestals, one in blue and magenta, and a framed devotional picture hangs on the wall. No physical people are visible.A shrine arrangement of deity murtis in a gold-walled room. Three large central figures stand together: the middle one wears a tall crown with a tilak, a rudraksha-style necklace of white beads, and a garland of green and gold leaves, holding a trident and a drum-like object; the two flanking figures wear blue dhoti-style skirts, bead necklaces and garlands. Smaller murtis, a kalasha-like pot, brass oil lamps, yellow flowers, fruit and a silver aarti plate stand on a patterned rug. A sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE hangs on the right wall, and a paper banner reading HAPPY DIWALI appears at upper left. No people are visible.2024-08-04A photograph of an indoor shrine room with mustard-yellow walls. Three large deity murtis stand centrally, dressed in blue skirts and layered green and gold garlands; the central figure holds a trident-like staff and has a crown and tripundra. Smaller murtis in yellow and red garments sit on low wooden stands, with brass oil lamps, kalasha-style vessels, flowers, fruit and a small kumkum plate on red floor rugs. A maroon and gold seated figure with a garland sits to the left beside a red 'HAPPY DIWALI' banner, and a framed painting hangs on the right. A printed sign reads KAILASA SINGAPORE. No people are visible.A photograph of a temple shrine room with golden walls and a red and gold banner reading HAPPY DIWALI. Several large deity murtis are seated on a raised altar: three ornately dressed figures in red, orange and blue garments with green garland-style shawls, heavy jewellery and tall crowns, and a black-faced murti in a red and orange garment with a silver crown on the left under a purple cloth canopy. Smaller murtis, a bull figure, brass oil lamps, a kalasha-like pot, yellow fruits, flower offerings and a decorated platter sit on a red patterned rug in the foreground. A white sign on the right reads KAILASA SINGAPORE and a framed painting hangs on the wall. No living people are visible.2024-08-20A photograph of a temple shrine room with yellow walls and a red patterned floor mat, showing a grouping of painted deity murtis. Three standing figures in the centre are dressed in maroon and red skirts with gold borders, garlanded with marigolds and heavy ornaments; the central figure wears a tall silver crown and holds a trident-like implement, while the left figure carries a trident and wears an orange turban. Smaller murtis, a seated figure in orange with a crown, and figures in blue and silver costumes sit on tiered stands. Brass oil lamps, kalasha-style vessels, fruit, a plate of offerings and marigold petals are arranged in front. A sign on the right reads KAILASA SINGAPORE, and a red banner at left reads HAPPY DIWALI. No living people are visible.2025-07-18A photograph of an indoor shrine with deity murtis and no physical people visible. Seated metal murtis in ornate garlands and jewelled necklaces occupy the centre, one with a dark face and white tilak, flanked by a smaller figure. A dark-faced murti in orange and red robes with a silver crown sits on a purple-draped stand at left. Brass oil lamps, a lit candle, oranges, a silver plate with kumkum and offerings, and a red patterned floor rug surround the altar. A red and green banner reads Happy Diwali, and a white sign reads KAILASA SINGAPORE on the yellow wall.2024-08-24