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A large hall with a tiled floor and red curtains holds a seated congregation of women and girls in saffron-orange saris and white garments, many wearing rudraksha malas. In the foreground, several women in orange sit cross-legged on mats before small brass plates, lamps and flower offerings, some raising their hands in ritual gesture. Behind them, rows of people in white sit on the floor and on chairs near rope barriers, with a bell-shaped plate and small offering trays arranged in front of the group. No individual is clearly identifiable as a senior teacher from this distance, and no one stands out with the cues needed for a probable identification.