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A long-haired figure in a rust-orange and saffron-bordered garment sits cross-legged on a red velvet throne-like seat before a microphone stand, holding a small book and speaking to a seated audience. Many seated students in saffron and orange clothing, some with orange turbans or headwear and rudraksha-style beaded necklaces, face the speaker in rows on a hall floor. Some students wear white with gold-bordered orange shawls. A red velvet backdrop and a banner reading Ananda Vikasa frame the stage, and a man in white stands at a table with a speaker on the right. The audience is mostly young people, including girls on the right side.

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June 25 20152015-06-25 +1 copiesJune 25 20152015-06-25June 25 20152015-06-25A photograph of a seated teacher on a red-cushioned throne with a tall red backrest and gold trim, speaking into a microphone on a stand. He has long dark hair and wears a red-orange garment with gold border. Around him sit a large seated audience: on the left, young boys with shaved heads in white dhotis with gold borders and some in orange turbans; on the right, young girls and women in orange and saffron saris with gold borders. A white-clad figure with a white head covering sits in front of the throne. Behind the stage are maroon curtains, a white wall and a standing fan. Two small signs with text are on the wall behind the throne.2015-06-25June 25 20152015-06-25 +1 copiesJune 25 20152015-06-25A photograph of a seated man with long dark hair wearing a rust-red shawl over his shoulder and a red-orange wrap around his waist, speaking into a standing microphone from a raised red-cushioned dais. Behind him hangs a red patterned backdrop. In front, a large seated audience of young students in orange and saffron robes with gold borders, several in orange turbans, faces away from the camera, with a few people seated on the right side. The setting appears to be a hall with a stage and a red-and-gold patterned chair. The man has distinctive long swept-back hair, a rudraksha-style look and ceremonial dress, consistent with a person candidate in the role of speaker.2015-06-25June 25 20152015-06-25June 25 20152015-06-25June 25 20152015-06-25June 25 20152015-06-25June 25 20152015-06-25