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A photograph of a group of rural men and women standing in a green agricultural field on a hazy day. In the foreground a man in a white collared shirt and checked lungi stands at the centre, while others in white shirts, a woman in a white sari-style wrap, and a man with a red shirt gather nearby. Behind them rows of bamboo poles and crossed bamboo frames support climbing vines across the crop field, with trees and flat land on the horizon.

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A group of rural villagers stands in a green crop field under a pale hazy sky. Several men wear white shirts and one wears a red-and-white cloth over his shoulder; a woman in a white dhoti-style shawl and glasses stands at the centre-right, and a partly visible woman with dark hair is at the lower right. Behind them are rows of bamboo poles and cross-beam trellis supports among low green plants, with flat farmland stretching to the horizon.2009-10-02A farm field of young green crops grows in rows beside bamboo and wooden pole trellises that stand in a hazy, open landscape with distant trees. In the foreground a man with dark skin wears a striped grey shirt and a yellow-and-white checked shawl draped over his shoulders. To the right, two men in white shirts and white dhotis stand near the field edge.2009-10-02A group of about twenty villagers stands in an open green field with bamboo poles and sparse trees under a pale sky. Men in white shirts and white dhotis or lungis, some with orange and yellow shawls, stand alongside women in pink, blue and green saris. In the centre, a man in a white shirt and dhoti holds a red and white banner reading Nithyananda Global Community Initiatives, with a portrait of a smiling woman in orange and a blue circular emblem.2009-10-02Outdoor photo of a group of people standing in a green field with a bamboo and wooden pole fence behind them. In the foreground a man in a white shirt holds up a large printed portrait of a smiling woman with short dark hair wearing an orange garment and beads, captioned in part Paramah... The people wear white shirts, a pink sari, a white shawl with a light blue blouse, and one woman wears glasses and a red bindi. Lush fields and hills stretch into the background.2009-10-02A group of about 25 villagers stands in an open green field under a hazy sky, holding a banner that reads Nithyananda Global Community Initiatives. Men wear white shirts with dhotis or lungis, several with yellow shawls over their shoulders; a few women in saffron, pink and white saris stand near the centre. Behind them are rows of crop plants and a simple wooden bamboo frame. A photographer's arm is visible at the left edge. The banner shows a portrait of a woman and a circular emblem.2009-10-02A photograph of a rural outdoor scene on a grassy path lined with trees, with a crowd of roughly two dozen people walking toward the camera. In the foreground a man in a white dhoti and white shirt gestures with an open hand, beside a young man in a green striped polo shirt and jeans who holds a small object. An older man in a white dhoti and cloth stands at right beside a heap of dry straw and scattered plastic litter. Other villagers in white, pink and red clothes follow behind, with thatched structures visible in the distance. No a person candidate is visible in this scene.November 13 20062006-11-13November 13 20062006-11-13Outdoor photograph of a group of villagers walking single file along a dirt path through open green fields, with a line of trees and a vehicle in the background under a pale sky. In the foreground a man in a striped shirt and jeans holds a small bottle or flask, and an older man in a white dhoti and a green-and-white shawl walks at left. A woman in a pink sari and a red shawl with a beaded necklace walks at right. Several men in saffron and orange clothing, including a figure with an orange-red cloth draped over his head, walk among the crowd. Children and additional men follow behind along the path. No identifiable a person figure is visible among the walkers.2008-06-09September 2006 - Sindhanur flood reliefOctober 02 20092009-10-02 +1 copiesSeptember 23 20062006-09-23