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A large crowd of smiling women and girls seated closely together on the floor of an indoor hall, many clapping their hands with joy. Several wear white or cream clothes, some have rudraksha malas around their necks, and others wear saris in pink, teal, yellow, orange, red and brown. A woman in the front left wears a white shawl with a yellow top, and a woman in the centre-right wears a white dress with a mala and gold bangles. Plastic water bottles and white chairs are visible at the edges. No identifiable a person figure is visible among the people shown.

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January 05 20132013-01-05March 10 20132013-03-10A seated satsang audience fills the frame, mostly women and some men in saffron-orange, white and teal clothing, with rudraksha malas and bindis or vibhuti marks. A woman in front center wears a white and gold-bordered sari, a rudraksha mala and a pendant, with her hands raised in a gesture of devotion. Others have hands in anjali or clapping, and a woman at right leans forward with eyes closed. The scene appears to be an indoor gathering on a hall floor with plastic chairs in the background.2017-01-12August 01 20142014-08-01June 05 20122012-06-05January 12 20172017-01-12A large seated crowd of devotees fills a hall, mostly women and girls in saris and salwar kameez in white, red, pink, orange, purple and yellow. Many wear vibhuti and kumkum on their foreheads, and several women wear rudraksha or beaded malas. In the front right, a smiling woman in a white sari with a red border and a mala claps her hands. A draped orange cloth hangs on the back wall beside gold-painted pillars. No a person candidate is clearly identifiable in this crowd shot, so no appearance-based identification is made. +1 copiesJune 17 20122012-06-17August 01 20142014-08-01September 22 20122012-09-22A dense crowd of women seated closely together, applauding and smiling during a gathering. Most wear white and cream garments with gold borders and saffron-orange shawls draped over their shoulders, along with beaded necklaces and gold earrings. Several have white vibhuti or sandalwood marks and red kumkum bindis on their foreheads. Hands are raised in clapping, and faces show joy and devotion. Some are in sharp focus while others in the foreground are blurred.2016-05-04 +1 copiesMay 13 20122012-05-13