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A photograph of a group of young women in matching saffron-orange garments seated cross-legged on the floor, chanting or singing. The woman at centre holds a black handheld microphone and wears a rudraksha mala and a silver necklace with a white vertical forehead mark. Others beside her wear beaded rudraksha malas and have their hands open on their laps. Banana leaves with food offerings and small paper cups lie on the floor in front. Behind them a man in orange clothing and other seated participants are partly visible in a hall. No a person candidate is clearly visible.

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A photograph of young women in orange saffron robes seated cross-legged on the floor during a group chanting or satsang session. The central young woman holds a black handheld microphone and sings or speaks, with her hands in front of her. Several women wear rudraksha malas, pearl-like beaded necklaces and silver pendants, and some have white vibhuti lines on their foreheads. Banana leaves with scattered food offerings and small paper cups lie on the floor in front. Behind them, other orange-clad people and a blurred background of a hall with wooden furniture are visible. Six or more people are visible in the scene.2017-09-19A seated group of devotees in a hall during a shared meal. Many wear saffron and orange robes with rudraksha malas and forehead markings. In the front, a woman in a rust-brown sari holds a microphone and speaks, while beside her an older woman with grey hair in a rust sari eats from a leaf plate. Other women in brown and rust saris and orange garments sit on a striped rug, with banana-leaf plates of food in front of them. White chairs with red bands line the back wall. No identifiable a person is visible.2017-09-19September 19 20172017-09-19 +1 copiesSeptember 19 20172017-09-19August 14 20172017-08-14A group of young women and girls in orange saffron saris with maroon and gold borders sit cross-legged on the floor during a ritual. Several wear rudraksha mala necklaces and white vibhuti marks on their foreheads. In the foreground, a young woman with a ponytail pours liquid from a small brass vessel, while others hold brass bells, brass lamps and small offering bowls on a low metal tray. A pink bag sits in the lower right. The setting appears to be a temple hall during puja or abhishekam. Only the visible women and girls are counted.2013-06-07July 03 20172017-07-03 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated group of young women in saffron-orange saris and garments, many with white vibhuti marks and rudraksha malas, eating from banana leaves on the floor. A woman in the centre holds a handheld microphone and smiles while speaking. Food remnants, paper cups and leaf plates lie on the floor, and a man in white clothing stands at the top left. The setting appears to be an ashram or community hall. No figure resembling a person is clearly visible.2017-09-19A seated group of women in matching saffron-orange saris and blouses with rudraksha malas sits on white mats at an outdoor gathering. Several have white vertical forehead marks. In the foreground a smiling woman holds a black microphone and wears a gold necklace with a pendant, while beside her a woman with a hair bun eats from a banana leaf. Banana leaves with food and small paper cups lie on the mats. Pale grey backdrop behind them.2017-09-19 +1 copiesA row of young women seated cross-legged on a glossy white marble floor, all wearing orange saris with gold borders and rudraksha malas, with white vibhuti lines on their foreheads. Several sit with eyes closed in meditation, hands resting on their laps or holding small objects; a cloth bundle lies at their left. The room has pink walls and a few other seated figures behind them.2016-01-02Annadhan in 20142014-01-01 +2 copiesA photograph of a seated meal in a bright hall where several young devotees in saffron-orange dhoti-style wraps and matching orange turbans sit cross-legged on mats, eating from green banana leaves with paper cups of water nearby. Many wear rudraksha malas and beaded necklaces, and some have sacred ash markings on their bodies. A figure in the top left wears white with a yellow border and stands behind the row. Blurred heads in the foreground belong to people seated facing the group. Several seated figures are smiling or chatting. A swami-style person is not clearly visible, so no identity is asserted. Counted physically visible people are roughly two dozen, within the 6-20 to 21-100 band.2017-09-19 +1 copies