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Seated devotees in orange and saffron robes perform a puja on a floor covered with a blue cloth. Brass plates, bowls, a lit oil lamp and a small kalasha with a spout are arranged in front of them. Two young men in front wear orange robes with gold borders, have white and ash tilak on their foreheads and arms, and wear rudraksha malas. The one in the centre holds a small brass vessel and a spoon while the other sits leaning forward over the offerings. Behind them, more people sit in orange and white clothes beside rows of red chairs.

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August 04 20162016-08-04August 04 20162016-08-04August 16 20162016-08-16May 18 20192019-05-18June 19 20142014-06-19September 22 20142014-09-22July 01 20132013-07-01August 09 20162016-08-09September 07 20132013-09-07October 29 20132013-10-29 +1 copiesJanuary 03 20172017-01-03 +1 copiesA photograph of a row of seated devotees dressed in orange and saffron clothing, many with rudraksha beads and bangles, performing a ritual at a temple. Several raise small oil lamps or brass lamps toward the front, while others hold incense sticks and lamps. Brass bowls, a small brass lamp stand, a steel tumbler, and a clear plastic container sit on white stone ledges in front of them. A chandelier-like lamp glows in the background and framed pictures hang on the cream walls.2016-08-09