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Overhead view of a large spread of food offerings arranged densely across the frame in many small round stainless steel bowls, many covered with clear plastic wrap. Contents include fried snacks, lentils, chickpeas, puffed rice, sev, chips, pickled vegetables, rice preparations, papads and sweets. The bowls fill the whole frame with no people visible.

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Annadhan during Allahabad Kumbhamela 20132013-01-01A photograph of many small stainless steel bowls covered with clear plastic wrap, filled with assorted savoury snacks and sweets arranged in rows on a dark cloth. Contents include chickpeas, fried noodle strands, flattened crisp pieces, round laddu-like balls, spiced mixes and fried sticks. No people are visible; the image shows an offering or food display of prasadam-style snacks.2013-09-09 +1 copiesJuly 22 20132013-07-22July 22 20132013-07-22Annadhan during Allahabad Kumbhamela 20132013-01-01 +2 copiesSeptember 09 20132013-09-09Annadhan in 20132013-01-01 +1 copiesSeptember 09 20132013-09-09Annadhan in 20132013-01-01 +1 copiesOverhead photo of a large spread of food arranged in rows of small stainless steel bowls covering a light cloth. Each bowl holds a different savoury snack or prepared dish, including chips, fried crisps, sev and namkeen mixes, dried fruit and nuts, chickpeas, sweets, pickles and rice preparations, many sealed with clear plastic wrap. No people are visible. The bowls fill the frame edge to edge, forming a colourful mosaic of yellow, orange, brown and green tones. This appears to be a bhiksha or annadan offering setting.2013-07-22September 09 20132013-09-09 +1 copiesA photograph of a large spread of food offerings arranged in rows of stainless steel bowls on a red-and-white patterned cloth. Each bowl holds a different savoury snack, including yellow and orange fried noodles, crisp chakli-style spirals, pale fried pieces, brown and dark fried items, and green snacks, many covered with clear plastic wrap. No people are visible; the arrangement suggests a prasadam or annadan offering display.2013-09-09