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A photograph of children in white shirts and dark trousers or white and lavender uniforms queuing on a stage before a gilded throne with red cushions and marigold garlands. A man in saffron-orange robes sits on the throne with his bare feet on a red cushion, holding a small object and touching a boy's head. Girls with braided hair wearing white and lavender clothes stand near him, and a woman in a white sari is at right. Behind them a large backdrop shows red-orange banyan-like roots. Approximately ten to twelve people are visible.

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August 27 20092009-08-27August 27 20092009-08-27 +1 copiesAugust 21 20092009-08-21August 21 20092009-08-21August 27 20092009-08-27 +1 copiesAugust 27 20092009-08-27 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated man in saffron-orange robes on an ornate gold throne with red cushions, a garland of orange and yellow flowers over his shoulders and a red-orange cloth draped across his chest. Children in white shirts and trousers stand around the throne, one boy in white touching his arm, and a girl in a white sari with gold border holds a flower near the throne. A standing man in orange robe stands at left. The backdrop is a large printed banyan-tree image in red and pink tones, with a red carpet and red-cushioned platform below. Presentation of a sannyasi on a gold throne with children attending.2009-08-21August 27 20082008-08-27 +1 copiesAugust 21 20092009-08-21August 27 20082008-08-27 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated figure in an orange-saffron robe with a red and white floral garland, sitting on a gilded golden peetha/throne with a red cushion and a yellow flower-decorated backrest. Uniformed schoolchildren in white shirts and lavender-grey skirts stand in a line on the right, some with flowers in their hair, while boys in white shirts crowd the left side and a child reaches toward the seated figure. In the foreground, the dark silhouettes of seated viewers face the stage. The backdrop is a large red-toned projection of banyan-like roots and carved temple stonework. a person identity is not established from the page; the seated figure is described by role only.2009-08-21August 21 20092009-08-21