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A photograph of a weathered grey granite pillar with carved relief figures and mouldings, standing outdoors beside a bare-branched tree with green leaves growing from its trunk. A stone wall of dressed blocks and a pinkish plastered wall stand behind, with dry leaves on the ground. No people are visible in the scene.

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1981 - MAstering the Science of Yoga with Yogi Yogananda Puri1981 - MAstering the Science of Yoga with Yogi Yogananda Puri1981 - MAstering the Science of Yoga with Yogi Yogananda PuriTwo carved grey granite pillars in an open-sided pavilion with a pale concrete floor. The left pillar shows deep relief panels of deities and figures, including a seated deity figure in the upper panel and standing figures lower down, with a carved lion or mythic animal at its upper left. The right pillar has similar relief carvings with a small niche-like panel. Behind them are grey block walls, bare patchy ground with scattered litter, green leaves overhead and a palm trunk. No people are visible.1981 - MAstering the Science of Yoga with Yogi Yogananda PuriJanuary 06 20132013-01-061981 - MAstering the Science of Yoga with Yogi Yogananda PuriFebruary 08 20122012-02-08A photograph of carved granite pillars inside an old stone mandapam. The large pillar on the right has relief sculptures of standing figures and a small shrine-like niche at the top, while the pillar at centre-left shows carved panels with a seated figure under an arch, floral and scroll motifs, and a rearing animal-like bracket at the capital. Warm light falls through the open arch at the back, and a wooden ceiling runs across the upper left. No people are visible.Carved granite pillars in a stone hall, showing relief sculptures of standing deity figures and a rearing lion-like yali on the right. The central pillar has a standing figure with a tall crown, arms raised with attributes, and a dhoti-like lower garment. The image is an architectural photograph of temple stonework with no visible people, ritual activity or readable text on the sculptures.February 08 20122012-02-08January 06 20132013-01-06