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On a stage with a plain curtain backdrop, a row of women in white and cream Kerala-style sarees with gold borders stand with palms pressed together in namaste. The woman at the front holds a wooden framed plaque or certificate. At left, a figure in a rust-orange garment with gold border and a long dark braid stands partly out of frame, with a white-clad person at the far left edge. A few women wear red bindi and bangles, and one wears a name badge.

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December 23 20162016-12-23December 23 20162016-12-23A stage event with red and maroon curtains behind a row of women in white and cream traditional dress with gold borders. In the centre, a woman in a golden-brown saree holds a bunch of pink flowers and wears a rudraksha mala with a white forehead mark. To the left, a woman in white holds a bouquet of white and blue flowers with greenery. A woman in a rust-orange saree with a red bindi and a rudraksha mala stands at the far left, and older women in white stand at right. Several wear name badges. No single person is clearly identified as a person.2016-12-23A stage event where a line of women in traditional cream-white saris with gold borders stands in a row, several with palms pressed together in namaste and one wearing a kumkum-marked forehead. On the left, a figure in white with a bare upper body and a long beaded necklace stands near a large semicircular floral arch of marigolds and rose-coloured blossoms in bands of yellow, orange, red and green. Behind them, gold and red curtains hang on the stage, and a red-and-patterned carpet covers the floor. Some women hold their hands to their faces in devotion. Some people in the background wear teal, pink and magenta saris. No visible a person candidate is clearly identifiable.2016-12-23August 23 20142014-08-23October 07 20062006-10-07A row of women stands against a pale stage backdrop at an evening event. Most wear white saris with gold borders, and one wears a patterned cream sari with gold accents. Several have necklaces and name badges pinned to their clothing. Their hands are clasped or held at their sides as they face forward, and a blue-grey stage drape is visible at the right edge.2006-12-17June 21 20172017-06-21 +1 copiesJune 21 20172017-06-21September 11 20152015-09-11 +1 copiesAugust 15 20172017-08-15July 27 20162016-07-27