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December 20 20192019-12-20A photograph of a temple ritual inside an ornate gold-pillared shrine with red and gold draped cloth. Five men stand in a row with hands folded in anjali, wearing white dhotis with gold borders, gold necklaces and white or saffron headcloths; some are bare-chested. In the centre is a large white shivalinga-style abhishekam object draped with white garlands, red flowers and a green-and-gold cloth, set on an orange peetha with kalasha pots and flower decorations behind it. On the right, a seated figure in red and gold clothing with a red turban and garlands sits on a gold throne with a green cloth. Scattered red flower petals lie on the platform.2025-12-30January 22 20242024-01-22January 22 20242024-01-22ATA Eyewitness Sharing Ravi ayyaTwo men stand facing each other in a temple-like hall, exchanging a small offering across a decorated altar. The man on the left is bare-chested with a white dhoti bordered in gold, wearing rudraksha beads and gold-framed glasses, and he holds a brass plate. The man on the right wears a white short-sleeved shirt and dark trousers and reaches to receive it. Behind them stands a seated figure in orange robes with a rudraksha garland and a red headpiece, positioned before a large painted backdrop of a deity pair seated on a throne with red-and-yellow garlands. A portrait at the left shows a smiling man in orange with a flower garland, labelled with Tamil text. Green leaves, flowers and a brass lamp sit on a blue cloth with gold trim on the altar.Photo 11733494 +1 copiesApril 28 20182018-04-28Kailasa hosur july 18th 2021July 21 20102010-07-21A photograph inside a small temple shrine. In the foreground a young man in an orange-saffron robe with a rudraksha mala and a red tilak on his forehead stands at left, looking toward the camera, with his hands clasped at his wrist. Beside him a man in white clothing and an orange shawl stands, and at right a man in white with a yellow-and-orange sash holds his palms together in namaste. Behind them a shrine holds deity murtis garlanded with white and red flowers, with a framed picture and an oil lamp at the base; a bell hangs from the ceiling and a Telugu inscription is painted above the doorway.2010-07-24September 24 20122012-09-24 +1 copies