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Five women sit in a row at microphones, chanting or speaking in a satsang setting. Most wear saffron-orange saris with maroon borders and long rudraksha mala necklaces; one on the left wears a maroon top with a gold-edged shawl. Several have white vibhuti lines on their foreheads. The woman second from the right gestures with her hand, and the woman at right wears glasses. Behind them a carved golden wooden screen and red curtain form the backdrop.

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February 02 20152015-02-02 +2 copiesPhotograph of a group of women seated on a red-draped stage chanting before microphones. They wear rust-red and saffron-orange sarees with gold borders and long rudraksha mala necklaces, with white vertical tilak marks on their foreheads. One woman at right holds small brass cymbals or bells. Behind them is an ornate gold-carved wall panel. Papers lie on the table in front. No a person candidate is visible.2015-01-30September 30 20142014-09-30January 30 20152015-01-30 +1 copiesA photograph of a group of women in orange and maroon robes seated in a row behind microphones on a red-draped table, singing or chanting. Several wear rudraksha malas; some have white vertical forehead markings and red bindis. One woman near the centre wears a bun and gold earrings, and the woman on the right has a shaved head and holds a small instrument. A gold-carved shrine or pillar stands at the upper right, with a red curtain behind.2015-01-30A group of women sit cross-legged on a red-draped stage performing devotional singing (kirtan) before microphones and music stands with printed sheets. They wear rust-red and orange saris with gold borders, rudraksha malas and white forehead markings; the woman centre-front holds small brass cymbals. Behind them, a gold-carved wall with relief figures of animals forms the backdrop. Among those visible, a woman at right wears glasses and a red sari. The scene suggests a satsang musical session.2014-11-25September 11 20142014-09-11Several women in matching rust-red and saffron saris with gold borders sit in a row at microphones, singing kirtan in a temple. Their foreheads bear white and red tilaka marks, and they wear long rudraksha malas over their shoulders. The woman at left wears glasses and an orange shawl. Behind them, a gilded temple backdrop with lit lamps is visible. Several more singers and a shaved-headed man in orange are partly visible in the background.2014-09-30January 06 20152015-01-06August 27 20142014-08-27 +1 copiesA seated group of devotees sings kirtan at microphones in a temple hall with gold-and-red ornamental decor behind them. In the foreground, women wear rust-red and orange saris with gold borders and multiple rudraksha malas, with white forehead markings. Among them, a bald man in an orange shawl with white arm markings sits behind a stand with printed sheets, and a man in orange clothing sits in the background. Several microphones on stands and a small amplifier are visible, and a red cloth covers the low table.2014-09-30A row of women and a man in saffron and maroon ritual clothing sit cross-legged behind silver microphone stands, singing kirtan. Several have white and red sectarian markings on their foreheads and wear long rudraksha mala necklaces. The woman in the centre wears a maroon sari with gold border and gold bangles. At the far left a bald man with white markings on his arms and a rudraksha mala plays near a guitar neck. The background shows a warm temple interior with a golden object at upper right.2014-09-30