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A large indoor hall with a corrugated metal roof and a hanging orange and blue banner. Dozens of seated devotees fill rows on woven mats, many in white clothing, some in orange or saffron shawls, with children at the front and a few women in saris. Banners are mounted along the far wall. A person in an orange garment stands near the back, and a few figures are visible at the doorway. The scene appears to be a satsang or group gathering in progress.

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A photograph of a large seated gathering inside a plain hall with a corrugated metal roof and white walls. Many people sit cross-legged on mats, most dressed in white and some in saffron or orange garments, with a few women in red and blue. Framed printed posters hang on the wall behind them, and a hanging lamp with an orange shade is visible at the top. The audience appears attentive, facing toward the front of the room.2008-01-03A photograph of a large hall with a seated audience facing forward, many on orange mats on the floor. Most attendees wear white or pastel clothing: white sarees and kurtas, with a woman in a teal saree, a woman in a pink salwar, and a woman in a yellow shawl in the foreground. Children sit at right in colourful clothes. Overhead hang ceiling fans, colourful ceramic-style ornamental pillars and a yellow cloth draped from the ceiling. The scene suggests a satsang gathering, with many participants in white seated in rows.2010-07-24January 03 20082008-01-03January 03 20082008-01-03December 24 20082008-12-24July 20 20102010-07-20A large indoor hall with a white fabric ceiling and colourful patterned pillar wraps hung from it, showing a seated congregation on orange mats. In the foreground, many people in white and orange clothes, some wearing yellow or orange shawls, sit cross-legged facing a stage. On the right, a few figures in orange robes sit on a raised orange-draped platform. A banner on the left wall reads Nithyanandam beside a framed photograph, and stage lights and speakers are visible.2008-12-24A seated crowd fills a tented hall with a white domed ceiling during a gathering at the Gurukul inauguration. Rows of people sit on blue mats and white plastic chairs, many in white and cream traditional clothing, with saffron and orange shawls and garlands visible. Women in white and cream saris and children in white and orange sit at the front, while men in white kurtas sit further back. Hanging decorative banners in yellow, orange and patterned fabric hang from the ceiling, with colourful bunting strung across the hall. Framed portraits line the walls, and a camera operator stands at the right edge. A few people in orange robes sit near the back, and a man in a saffron top stands at the far right beside a portrait.2006-10-02A wide indoor hall with white walls and a corrugated metal roof, filled with a large seated congregation facing toward a bright doorway at the far end. Most people sit on the floor in white clothes; many wear lanyards with name badges. Women wear white or cream saris, some with red or orange shawls; men wear white shirts and dhotis or trousers. A man in the foreground right wears a blue t-shirt with a vibhuti forehead mark. Along the walls hang framed photographs and display cabinets. Several standing volunteers in white are visible near the back and at the doorway, and a photographer stands among them. The scene suggests a satsang or assembly in a hall.2008-12-28A large seated congregation fills a hall with a corrugated metal roof and bare walls, with a saffron cloth hanging from the ceiling. Most attendees wear white clothing, and some wear orange or saffron garments. Many sit cross-legged on yellow mats and grey floor mats facing the front, while others sit on mats along the right side. Several children and young adults are visible in the front rows, and a few older men sit toward the back. The room is dimly lit with fluorescent tubes and framed notices hang on the walls. No individual in the image is clearly identifiable as the swami in this scene.2008-01-03A large seated gathering of devotees in a covered hall decorated with colourful woven hanging banners on the pillars. Most people sit cross-legged on the floor in white ritual clothes with orange shawls and some wear rudraksha malas; the women in the foreground wear orange and white and many have eyes closed in meditation. Framed portraits and photographs hang on the walls behind, and a small notice board and wooden door are visible at left. No single presiding figure is clearly visible in the frame.2006-12-09December 28 20082008-12-28