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A photograph of a registration or check-in area under a brown tent with rows of white plastic chairs. A man in white shirt and trousers with an ID lanyard points toward a white-draped table where two women in cream and orange saris sit writing. Nearby, a woman in a green and gold sari and a woman in a yellow sari with a beaded necklace stand among other attendees in white kurta-style clothing, one in a blue t-shirt carrying a tote bag.

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A crowded indoor tent at a person Spurana programme in Salem, Tamil Nadu, with white walls and a tall bamboo pole. Many men and women wear white dhotis, white shirts and white saris, with some lanyards visible. A woman in a white sari with a long braid walks past a long table draped in white cloth, holding a small item, while men stand and sit around. Two men in the foreground sit on red and white plastic chairs, and a man in the foreground has a shaved head. No clear a person candidate is visible, so the identity is left unsure.2007-12-14A crowded indoor hall with white-painted walls, ceiling fans and a row of hanging saffron, pink and yellow decorations. Many people in white dhotis and shirts, some in saffron and colourful saris, stand and sit on green carpet. In the foreground, a seated older man in white clothes writes at a steel table covered with papers, while a woman in a red and yellow sari leans over the table beside him. A man in a white shirt with a rudraksha-style pendant and a man in an orange shawl stand at the right. At the back, a shrine-like altar with a red curtain and a blue screen with white lettering. Pink and red drapes hang near the doorway.2015-07-26December 14 20072007-12-14A photograph of a registration desk under a pink draped tent at an outdoor event. A woman in a cream sari with gold bangles and a dark beaded necklace stands at a white table stacked with forms, ID cards and papers. Across the table a woman in a white blouse and cream sari with a gold border writes on a form, and another woman in white sits beside her. A man in a white shirt stands behind the table, and a woman in a yellow sari is seated at the back beside stacked folded cloth and plastic storage drawers. No a person figure is visible in the scene.2008-12-30September 10 20152015-09-10 +1 copiesDecember 30 20082008-12-30A crowded registration or service hall with a long table where several volunteers in white dhotis and white shirts sit and assist people. A man in a blue checked shirt and dark trousers stands at the table's edge, while a woman in a green patterned sari and a girl stand in the crowd. On the right, a man in a white shirt stands beside an elderly woman in a maroon sari with a yellow blouse, sitting on a plastic chair with a red bindi. Some volunteers wear orange-brown shawls and forehead markings. Papers and a water bottle sit on the table, and a notice is posted on the wall.2015-07-26A queue of devotees stands under a large red and yellow tented canopy with blue and green floral motifs on the ceiling. Men in white dhotis and shirts and women in colourful saris, including orange and green, wait in line beside draped red and yellow fabric panels. A seated young girl in white with a flower in her hair sits on a white plastic chair at left, and the ground is covered with red matting. No a person candidate is visible in the frame.2009-07-07December 29 20102010-12-29May 10 20172017-05-10April 03 20172017-04-03A photo of a large tented hall with white ceiling fabric, hanging lights and red drapes, where a registration or samaya deeksha desk is set up with a patterned tablecloth covered in papers and small stones. A bald man in white dhoti and shoulder cloth stands at the desk looking at papers, beside a younger man in a white shirt with an ID badge. A young man with a white headband and bare chest holds a sheet of paper, and several women in white and gold-bordered sarees and a girl in white stand along the table. Devotees sit on mats in the background and a small boy in a white dhoti is visible on the left. No a person candidate is identifiable.2017-04-03