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Photograph of a ceremonial stage event. A figure in an orange turban, orange shawl and rust-orange dhoti with gold borders, wearing a long red-and-white garland and beaded necklaces, stands at left before a gold-and-red throne draped with a tiger-striped cloth. A man in a white shirt and black trousers leans forward smiling, offering a white paper bag printed with a tree logo. Another man in white ritual dress stands behind them. Women in orange and saffron saris sit in the audience at lower right, and colourful tassels hang from the arched stage backdrop. a person is the figure in orange with the rudraksha-style beaded necklace and turban, and the description is appearance-based only.

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October 07 20132013-10-07October 07 20132013-10-07October 07 20132013-10-07A photograph of a ceremony on a stage with a gilded throne covered in red velvet cushions and a tiger-striped cloth. A man in a brown kurta and dhoti with a tall brown cap and garland stands barefoot at the throne, while a man in a maroon kurta, white dhoti and a red-and-gold turban with a shawl holds out a white certificate with a tree logo toward him. Behind them a large backdrop shows a portrait of a smiling man in a pink turban with a red tilak. To the right, several women in orange and saffron sarees with rudraksha malas sit on the floor with hands folded, and a floor standing air conditioner is visible. Four people are prominent in the foreground; several more women are seated in the background.2013-11-02October 07 20132013-10-07A standing man in an orange-saffron dhoti and shawl, wearing a red rudraksha mala and a saffron turban, stands on a raised dais in front of a gilded throne with red cushions and a tiger-skin rug. He reaches to accept a white paper envelope with a printed tree logo from an older man in a white striped kurta and white trousers, who bows slightly. Behind them a man in white dhoti with gold border stands, and along the right women in saffron-orange saris and rudraksha malas sit with folded hands. Arched panels with colourful tassels and flower garlands frame the stage, and a white air conditioner sits at right. Whether the standing saffron-clad man is a person cannot be confirmed from appearance alone.2013-10-07A photo in a decorated hall with a gold-framed arch and hanging tassels. A woman in an orange sari with an orange head covering, red and gold trim and a red mala stands at left beside a red and gold seat with a tiger-skin cushion. A bare-shouldered man in a white dhoti with a gold-bordered shawl leans forward, and a man in a white kurta holds a white shopping bag with a tree logo. Women in orange and maroon saris sit on the floor at right with palms pressed together, and a flower-covered murti lies in the background.2013-10-07A photograph of a ceremonial hall with a standing man in an orange turban, orange shawl and orange dhoti with gold border, hands folded in greeting, wearing a red-and-gold garland and beaded necklaces, beside a golden throne draped with a tiger-print cloth and red cushions. Before him a man in a teal kurta bows low, presenting white papers, while a man in white dhoti stands behind. Seated devotees in orange and saffron clothes line the right side, and a decorated arch with hanging tassels frames the scene. Swamiji (probable) is the standing figure in the orange turban and shawl, distinguished by the turban, saffron ornate dress and garland.2013-10-07A ceremonial stage event before a large backdrop photograph of a turbaned man with a red turban and a tilak mark on his forehead. On the left, a young person in a rust-brown kurta and matching brown turban with a long marigold and orange flower garland stands at a golden throne with a tiger-striped cushion, reaching out to receive a white and gold framed certificate held by a man on the right. The man on the right wears a maroon long coat, white dhoti, a patterned maroon-and-gold turban and a saffron-gold shawl, and is handing over the certificate. Seated women on the right wear orange and red saris with rudraksha malas.2013-11-02October 07 20132013-10-07October 08 20132013-10-08October 09 20132013-10-09