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A photograph of young women walking along a dirt path beside a tall reddish-orange brick wall at dusk, with sparse bushes and rubble at left. Several of them wear orange and saffron kurtas and loose trousers with rudraksha malas around their necks; one carries a small cloth bag. Two women in the centre wear patterned kurtas, one in brown and gold, the other in green with purple and blue, with dupattas and bindis. Their clothing and presentation are ordinary; no throne, deity, or ritual activity is visible.

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A group photo of about a dozen young women standing close together outdoors beside a red brick wall on a dirt path. Most wear saffron-orange robes and drape orange shawls, with rudraksha malas around their necks, and have white vertical tilak marks on their foreheads. One woman at left wears a black top with a light grey shawl and a silver bracelet, and another in the front wears a blue floral top with a green shawl and a maroon bag. Several smile at the camera, and more saffron-clad figures walk in the background.2014-09-18September 18 20142014-09-18September 18 20142014-09-18September 18 20142014-09-18A photograph of a dusty unpaved path lined with a tall orange-red wall and trees, where a long column of people walks toward the camera in a procession. Two women in front wear maroon and red saris with orange shoulder scarves; one carries a small object. Behind them, women in white kurtas and orange stoles, a woman in a pink sari carrying a child, and a row of school-aged children in maroon uniforms with orange scarves follow. Several boys in casual red and grey clothes walk along the right edge. A bald man in white appears further back near the wall.2013-03-02August 29 20142014-08-29September 02 20142014-09-02September 18 20142014-09-18April 08 20132013-04-08Five young girls in matching orange saris with dark maroon borders stand outdoors on bare earth beside a bamboo fence and a leafy tree. Several have white vibhuti lines across their foreheads and wear rudraksha malas around their necks; some have hair pulled back and decorated with a flower or band. They hold their hands together in a gesture of greeting or prayer, smiling toward the camera. A large rock and an orange-walled building are visible behind them.2013-04-08August 14 20142014-08-14November 16 20152015-11-16