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December 21 2007

January 21 2010

A busy stall table in a hall with white tablecloth covered in rows of CD and DVD cases in plastic sleeves, many with colourful cover art. Several people in white clothes stand around it: a woman in a cream sari with a grey shoulder bag and a patterned border on the left, a man in a white shirt reaching across the table to pick up a case, a woman in a white sari with a gold border in the middle, and a woman in a white sari with a name badge on the right handling items. Red plastic chairs and a cardboard box sit nearby, with pink and white banners on the wall behind. No a person is visible.

February 16 2010

2010-02-16 +1 copies

A photograph of a book stall indoors under a white tent-like wall. A woman in a pale pink top and white shoulder bag stands at left, holding a notebook and looking down at the table. Behind a table covered with booklets and CDs, a woman in a cream sari with a gold border and an ID lanyard sits beside a young man in a white shirt with a lanyard and a older man in a white shirt with a lanyard. Black wall racks behind them display many CD and book covers with portraits. A bright window and tree show at upper left.

A crowded indoor event hall at a person Spurana programme, with many people in white clothes milling around stalls. In the foreground a woman in a green sari and a woman in a cream and yellow sari lean over a table stacked with CDs and booklets with coloured covers. A young man in white with a flowing orange shawl stands at right, looking toward the table. Men in white shirts, some wearing beaded necklaces, stand among the crowd, and banners hang on the back wall.

A crowded indoor hall with pale green walls and fluorescent lights, where many people gather around a long table covered with white cloth and rows of framed pictures, DVDs and cards. Several women in white and pink saris, one in a green sari with a red bindi and gold necklace, look over the items and handle small cases. Men in white shirts and trousers stand nearby, and one man wears a white lanyard. A red cloth runs along the front of the table, and the scene reads as a merchandise or literature stall at a convention.

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A photograph of a crowded indoor event hall with dark ceiling and hanging string lights. In the foreground, a man in a cream kurta with an orange shawl, his clothes stained with coloured powder, stands at a white-draped table. Beside him, a man in white with a rudraksha mala and a woman in a teal blouse and white sari examine small items on the table. A woman in a yellow sari with a yellow flower in her hair leans over the table holding a small box. The table displays framed photos, bracelets, mirrors, keychains and small booklets. Several other devotees in white clothes stand behind the table.

A photograph of a crowded tented bookstall or sales area at an event. In the foreground a woman in a white sari with rudraksha beads and gold bangles sits at a table handling items, while a second woman with a rudraksha mala and bangles at left attends the counter. Behind them men in white kurta-style clothes, one wearing an orange shawl, browse and stand among tables stacked with books, booklets and rudraksha malas and small items. A man in a red checked shirt stands at right. Banners and framed posters hang on the back wall and pillars decorated with patterned panels.

Photo of a book and CD sales stall under a white tent at an evening event. A man in a white shirt with a rudraksha mala and gold bracelet sorts stacks of CDs and books on a white-covered table, beside a woman in white clothing handling booklets. Other women in white saris stand behind the tables among stacks of DVDs, pamphlets and bound books. On the right, an older man in a white shirt and checked shirt looks at a small item in his hand. Hanging banners show a smiling woman in orange and a portrait labelled "Nithyananda" with a Gita title. Fluorescent tube lights hang from the tent poles.