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Children's cultural performance on a stage with an orange-yellow gradient backdrop. A girl on the left in an orange sari with green-bordered blouse holds a microphone and gestures; behind her a person in a white sari with green border stands. Two children in the centre and right wear orange saffron-coloured robes with rudraksha malas; the child on the right presses palms together in greeting and has white tilak on the forehead, the centre child has a topknot and tilak. A dark silhouette of a sculpted figure appears at the right edge of the stage.

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Three young performers stand on a dark stage in orange and saffron clothing, hands pressed together in anjali mudra. The central figure, a young woman with long dark hair in an orange sari-style garment with a gold-patterned border, stands at a microphone with eyes lowered. To the left, a child in an orange and red cloth with rudraksha malas holds a lotus-shaped decorative object and a second microphone. To the right, a boy in red and orange with rudraksha mala and a bead bracelet presses his palms together. Their attire suggests a devotional satsang or pada-puja performance.2011-12-12December 12 20112011-12-12Three children in orange and saffron clothing perform on a dark stage at a microphone. The boy on the left, bare-chested with a rudraksha mala and a wooden bow, looks down. The boy in the centre, in orange with a red-and-gold sash and a rudraksha mala, holds a microphone beside a decorative lotus-shaped golden prop and gestures with his other hand. The girl on the right, in an orange sari with a shawl, stands with palms joined in namaste while speaking into a microphone. A small purple bird logo appears in the top left corner.2011-12-12Three children in saffron-orange sannyasa-style garments sit cross-legged on a red carpet in a temple hall. The boy on the left, bare-chested with a sash, smiles and claps his hands; the boy in the centre holds a long wooden staff and wears a rudraksha mala; the girl on the right, draped in an orange saree-style cloth with a blue border, sits with her hands folded in front. Golden yellow fabric lies on the left edge, and a blurred red curtain and pillars fill the background.2011-12-12December 12 20112011-12-12A stage performance at a Dasara celebration, shown as a photograph. Two young women in orange saris with green blouses kneel on a green stage floor with palms pressed together in namaskar, one with hair in a bun and one with hair loose and a bindi. Beside them is a small white oil lamp on a plate. A young performer dressed as a deity figure stands at right with long dark hair and a tall crown, wearing an orange shawl with gold trim and a striped orange-and-black dhoti, holding a short staff. The backdrop is an orange-to-red sunset gradient with a black silhouette of a temple tower at right.2010-10-17December 12 20112011-12-12December 12 20112011-12-12December 12 20112011-12-12Two boys in saffron-orange dhoti-style garments stand facing each other on a dark backdrop, each holding a black handheld microphone. The boy on the left, bare-chested with a rudraksha mala, gestures with his free hand and carries a long wooden staff and a cylindrical object over his shoulder. The boy on the right, also bare-chested with a rudraksha necklace and a red sash, holds his microphone near his chest and looks toward his companion. The setting appears to be a stage performance.2011-12-12A stage performance with children in traditional costume against a black backdrop. Four boys stand in a row: the left boy in orange dhoti and bare chest holds a bow and quiver, the second in white dhoti and white headcloth holds a staff, the third in orange dhoti holds a handheld microphone, and the rightmost boy in a dark blue embroidered jacket, white dhoti with gold border, and gold-patterned turban holds a microphone and gestures. The two boys on the right wear turbans with gold patterns and beaded necklaces.2011-12-12 +1 copiesDecember 12 20112011-12-12