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A crowded indoor hall with plain white curtains and a wall notice board, where a large group of women in saffron/orange shawls and white or pastel kurtas stand close together, clapping and raising their hands in a lively dance or bhajan-style gathering. A woman in a pink sari with white kurta and mala beads stands centre, and a woman in orange shawl with red lanyard smiles at the left. A man in white shirt stands at the back near a doorway. Several participants wear ID lanyards. Behind them stands a person in white with a lanyard. No deity image or throne is visible.

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A photograph of a group devotional dance in an indoor hall with pale walls and a curtained backdrop. A man in a pink and white patterned kurta bends forward with his palms together, facing a row of participants. Several women and men in orange shawls and white or blue kurtas and salwars clap, smile and sway around him. A woman in the centre wears a blue dress and an orange shawl and holds a red wooden instrument, and a man at right also holds a red wooden instrument. Some people are barefoot and a few wear rudraksha-style necklaces. No figure is clearly identifiable as a person from appearance, so no identification is made.2004-FIRST-HIMALAYAN-YATRAA crowded indoor photo of a group of devotees standing in a room with a textured white ceiling and floral-patterned curtains. Many wear saffron-orange shawls over white kurtas, and several wear rudraksha-style beaded necklaces. A man in a red-and-white checked shirt stands centrally with his palms pressed together, while a woman in a white outfit and orange shawl beside him holds her hands in anjali. A smiling woman in an orange shawl on the right raises her hands, and others around them clap or gesture. Several people wear name badges on lanyards. Some figures are partially cropped at the edges, and a person in the foreground is seen from behind.A photograph of a crowded indoor hall with a decorative embossed metal ceiling and blue curtains with floral print. Many devotees stand and sit with palms pressed together in anjali, most wearing saffron-orange shawls over white or light clothing; a few wear blue or red-checked shirts. Some have rudraksha malas and identity lanyards. A man in the foreground in a light shirt and glasses sits with his hands held together, and a woman with a rudraksha mala and red bindi at lower right raises folded hands. No swami or main figure is clearly identifiable in the frame.A indoor group gathering in a room with a ribbed white ceiling and sheer white curtains. Many devotees wear orange shawls and saffron scarves, clapping and singing together with raised hands. A woman in a light blue polka-dot dress and a woman in a white sari with a rudraksha-style beaded mala stand near the center. A man in a white shirt holds a harmonium-like instrument at left, and a bald man in white stands at the back. Several young girls and women in orange shawls join in, smiling, forming a lively bhajan or satsang atmosphere. No identifiable a person figure is visible.A large seated group of devotees fills a plain room with pale walls and curtained windows, most wearing orange-saffron shawls over white or light clothing with rudraksha malas and blue event lanyards. In the front row, a woman in an orange shawl rests her chin on her hand beside a red handbag, a young man in a light blue shirt and orange scarf sits cross-legged, a woman in orange and blue sits with hands clasped, and a bald man in an orange shawl sits near a bearded man in white. A man in a patterned orange-and-white shawl with glasses and malas sits at the lower right beside a white camera tripod. Others stand or sit in the background, and a small blue-and-white logo appears on the upper wall. Several people are visible, the bearded man and others wearing orange shawls with white clothing.A crowded indoor hall with a pressed-tin ceiling and a fluorescent tube light. Many devotees in orange and saffron shawls dance and clap together, some raising their hands. A smiling woman in the centre wears an orange shawl over a dark top and a red lanyard badge. Other women wear white saris, red and pink garments, and a light blue dress. A man in a white shirt and orange shawl stands among them, and a bald man in a grey shirt is visible at the right edge. Several women have hair pulled back and wear beaded necklaces. The atmosphere is joyful and communal, with people moving in a group rather than seated.May 03 20082008-05-03Outdoor crowd gathering with many devotees smiling, clapping and raising hands. A man with long swept-back dark hair, wearing an orange shawl over orange clothing and a rudraksha mala, stands at centre-right among devotees. Behind him a man in orange with a gold-trimmed ceremonial necklace sits on a golden throne-like seat beneath a canopy. Women wear saffron and white saris and white garments with rudraksha malas; others wear orange stoles. Blue and orange festive banners and white decorative drapery line the background.2008-01-01December 16 20062006-12-16A photograph of a group of devotees dancing in a circle indoors on a green floor mat in a plain hall with cream walls, pillars and wooden-framed windows. Many women and men wear white kurta-style clothes with orange shawls or dupattas draped over their shoulders, and some wear rudraksha or beaded malas. Several arms are raised and faces show joy as they move together. Behind them a few people stand near the doorway. A printed poster hangs on the upper left wall. Blurred figures at the edges complete the crowd.2006-06-04A dim, pillared hall filled with a large crowd of devotees in white and orange, many women and some men, joyfully swaying or dancing in a close circle. Several people hold long orange shawls stretched overhead and between them, forming a moving canopy. Many wear rudraksha malas and orange dupattas; some are in white kurtas and saris, one woman in a lavender sari. Ceiling fans and tube lights hang above, and a pale green floor mat covers the floor. a person's identity cannot be confirmed from appearance, so no candidate is marked.2006-06-04