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A screenshot of an online video call with two split panels. The left panel is a dark grey background with the large white name caption "Sunanda Pangar..." and a small label reading "Sunanda Pangarkar" at the bottom. The right panel shows a smiling woman with glasses, a red bindi on her forehead, a dark top and a small necklace, seated near a window. Beside her on a surface is a small statue of a seated figure in red and saffron robes with a red turban, rudraksha-style beads and a raised hand, and a label reading "Debbie Schuehler" appears at the bottom of her panel. No physical people are shown beyond the one woman on screen.

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KAILASA ST. LOUIS, USA on 9/5/20212021-09-05A screenshot of an online video call with two panels. On the left, a dark panel shows the name label "Sunanda Pangar..." with a muted-microphone icon. On the right, a woman with glasses, a red bindi and a white forehead mark smiles at the camera in a black top, with earrings and a beaded necklace. Behind her, a warm-lit room shows a framed picture on the wall, a sofa and an armchair, and a figure seated in the armchair in a dark robe. The label "Debbie Schuehler" appears at the bottom of her panel.2021-08-28A screenshot of an online video call grid. The largest tile shows a smiling woman with glasses, grey hair and a red bindi, wearing a black top and giving a thumbs-up, seated before a window. Beside her, a framed statue or portrait of a seated figure in red and orange clothing with a red headpiece and a rudraksha-style mala is visible. A dim tile labelled Sona shows a dark, indistinct figure. A third tile shows only the name Sunanda Pangarkar on a dark background.2021-08-25A screenshot of an online video call gallery with a dark background. The largest tile shows a smiling woman with glasses, a red bindi on her forehead, a dark top and a necklace, sitting before a window beside a small statue in red and orange garments with a garland. A second tile on the left is very dark, showing a partially visible person labelled Sona. A lower tile shows only a name caption reading Sunanda Pangarkar with no video.2021-08-30KAILASA ST. LOUIS, USA on 8/27/20212021-08-27A screenshot of an online video call with three participant tiles on a dark background. The large top-right tile shows a smiling woman with glasses, a red bindi and dark top, seated before a window and a small statue of a seated figure in red and gold clothing with a red headdress and beaded garland. The top-left tile shows a dimly lit woman smiling. The bottom centre tile is a plain dark panel labelled with the name Sunanda Pangarkar. Name tags appear beneath the tiles.2021-09-02KAILASA ST. LOUIS, USA on 8/22/20212021-08-22KAILASA ST. LOUIS, USA on 10/29/20212021-10-29Screenshot of an online video call split into two panels. On the left, a dark panel shows the participant name Sunanda Pangarkar in white text. On the right, a smiling woman with glasses, dark top, and a red bindi on her forehead sits in a warmly lit room with a framed picture on the wall and a folding screen behind her. A second person in dark clothing sits further back in the room.2021-09-05KAILASA ST. LOUIS, USA on 9/4/20212021-09-04A screenshot of an online video call grid with three panels on a dark background. The large upper-right panel shows a smiling woman with glasses and a red bindi, sitting in front of a window with a seated statue of a figure in orange robes and a red turban beside a red-and-green offering. The upper-left panel is mostly dark with a barely visible participant named Sona. The bottom centre panel shows a name card reading Sunanda Pangarkar with no video. Two physical people are visible on screen, plus a statue depiction.2021-09-06A split-screen video call screenshot with two participant tiles. On the left, a smiling woman with dark hair in a black top sits in a bright room with white closet doors, a dresser and a lamp. On the right, a smiling woman with glasses and a red vermilion dot on her forehead wears a black top and gestures with her hand over her chest, with a window and a seated statue of a deity in red and gold robes on a shelf behind her. Tile labels read Sunanda Pangarkar and Gurukul-Debbie Schuehler.2021-07-31