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A large crowd fills a tented hall with a green carpeted floor and rows of red chairs along the sides. Many people in white clothing and saffron, orange and red garments move through and stand among the crowd, with a few wearing knitted caps and headscarves. A vase of red and white flowers sits in the lower left foreground. Bright ceiling lights and white draped fabric hang overhead, and a camera tripod stands near the centre background.

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A large crowd fills a white-canopied tent hall at night, lit by hanging lamps, with red chairs arranged along the sides. Many people wear white kurtas and white dhotis; several men wear saffron or orange garments and green or blue shawls, and one man in the foreground wears a dark blue cap and a green scarf. A man at the front-left wears a white outfit with a beaded mala around his neck. Near the centre, a figure in orange stands beside a white-draped table at the front of the hall, with a bouquet of red flowers at the lower left. The crowd is densely packed and in motion.2009-01-01A large crowd fills a white-canopied event tent with a green carpeted floor and red-cushioned seating at the sides. Many devotees in white, cream, saffron and orange clothing mill about or sit close together, with several people bending forward in the foreground near a low area. Bright overhead lights and draped white fabric frame the scene, with speakers and decorative bunting visible on the right. No individual can be confidently identified as the a person from appearance in this view.2009-01-01January 01 20092009-01-01Large nighttime outdoor gathering under a white canopy tent, with bright floodlights overhead. A dense crowd of seated devotees fills the rows of red chairs, many men in white kurtas and shirts and women in saris and salwar, some with red or orange head coverings. Red, cream and gold draped fabric decorates the stage backdrop behind them.2009-01-01A large crowd of devotees seated on white and coloured plastic chairs under a white tent with blue-trimmed walls and hanging stage lights, apparently listening to a programme at the front. Many wear white kurtas and dhotis, some have rudraksha malas around their necks, and a few wear saffron or orange shawls. Several young boys in the foreground smile toward the stage. A man at the far left in orange clothing sits in the front row.2008-12-29January 01 20092009-01-01Large crowd of devotees fills a white tented pavilion under bright stage lights at a Jayanti celebration. Most people in the foreground face the stage, many with hands raised or clapping, in white, red, yellow and green clothing. A few figures in white dhotis and kurtas stand near the back, and a person in orange near the right edge. The tent fabric is draped with white scalloped valances. A green spotlight glows at right. The image is a photograph of an event gathering, with many attendees in the crowd and too many to count precisely.2009-01-01A large white-canopied tent filled with a crowd of devotees seated on rows of red chairs over a red-and-gold patterned carpet. Men in white shirts and dhotis, women in saris, and many schoolchildren in blue and white uniforms move through the aisles. Near the centre, a standing figure in a saffron-orange robe and a man in white clothes stand among the crowd, with a long table and metal-topped counters in the foreground. Red and white banners hang at the far end of the tent.2009-01-01January 01 20092009-01-01A large white tent crowded with many people, mostly in white and cream clothing, with some in colourful saris and salwar. Red chairs are arranged in rows across green matting on the right, and a long stage or table runs along the right edge. In the foreground, women and girls with braided hair in saris and dresses face away toward the stage area, and a young girl in yellow stands among them. Near the centre, a sannyasi wearing orange robes stands on the right, beside a man in white with a rudraksha mala. Blue and red draped fabric and a white pleated canopy frame the scene, and speakers hang from the tent poles.2009-01-01January 01 20092009-01-01January 01 20092009-01-01