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A large white tent hall set up as a communal dining area, with many people seated at round tables covered in orange cloths and white chair covers. Brightly coloured decorative parasol-style canopies with painted patterns hang from the tent ceiling and stand over the tables, and paper lanterns in orange, green and blue hang overhead. Diners are eating from metal thalis and trays. A man in the centre wears a blue shirt and a garland of beads around his neck. A woman in orange stands at left, and a red carpet runs down the centre aisle. No speaker or a person candidate is clearly identifiable in this view.

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A large white marquee dining hall with a red carpeted central aisle and ornate colourful umbrellas and hanging paper lanterns overhead. Many seated diners sit at round tables with orange tablecloths and white chairs, eating from metal thalis. Some people wear orange and saffron clothing, and a man in a turquoise shirt with a rudraksha mala sits at a table with brass vessels. Staff in orange move between tables. A red banner is visible at the left edge.2016-12-18A large marquee hall with white draped ceiling fabric and hanging decorative lanterns in orange and gold tones. Rows of round tables draped in orange cloths and white chair covers fill the floor, with many seated people eating from metal plates and bowls. Colourful umbrella-shaped canopies in red, green and yellow patterns shade the tables. Standing figures move between tables, including a man in an orange shawl and white attire. Visible sacred food service suggests an annadan meal. Many diners wear white and pastel clothing, while a woman in a black dress with a rudraksha mala stands in the foreground. a person's presence cannot be confirmed from appearance here.2016-12-18December 18 20162016-12-18A large white tented dining hall with draped fabric ceiling and hanging colourful paper lanterns. Rows of round tables draped in orange cloths hold brass vessels and plates, with white chairs around them. Several large ornate umbrellas in red, blue and green patterns shade the tables. Many seated diners eat, including older women in purple and blue saris and a woman in a red and white outfit with a braid. A man in a red striped shirt with a lanyard stands among the tables, and a standing woman in pink walks at right. Red carpeting covers the floor.2016-12-18A photograph of a large tented dining hall where many people are seated at tables draped in orange cloth, eating from metal thalis on white chairs. Several colourful umbrellas with purple, red, green and yellow panels and pom-pom fringes stand over the tables. A woman in a red and gold sari stands at the right near a table, and the people seated wear white ritual clothes, saffron and orange saris, and light kurtas. White drapery lines the tent walls and ceiling.2016-12-06December 18 20162016-12-18A large white-canopied marquee filled with seated diners at long tables covered in orange cloths and steel plates of food. A large colourful ceremonial umbrella in red, green, purple and orange with painted motifs of a shivalinga and a deity dominates the foreground. Many people in white and casual clothes eat together, with a man in a green kurta and orange shawl at the right and a bearded man in a black top in the centre. Decorative hanging lamps and drapes line the ceiling. Several people in white and grey walk along the aisles at the back.2016-12-18December 18 20162016-12-18A large tented hall with white draped walls holds many seated diners at round tables covered in orange cloths and white chair covers. Multiple colourful umbrellas with green, red and gold embroidered canopies stand above the tables. Guests in white kurtas and white clothing, plus a woman in a bright pink top and a woman in a green top, eat from steel plates; a brass oil lamp stands on one table and a copper water bottle sits in front of a woman in white. Devotees in white and saffron-toned clothes move through the crowd.2016-12-06December 06 20162016-12-06December 06 20162016-12-06December 06 20162016-12-06