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A stage event at an All Religions conference. A man in an orange robe stands at left shaking hands with a smiling woman in orange saree and orange head covering, who is seated at a table draped in silver fabric. Beside her sits an elderly bald monk in orange robes. Behind them, white-clad women in white head coverings with face masks sit in rows of red-cushioned chairs. A banner reads Sarva Dharma Sammelana (All Religions Conference) and All Religions Parliament. A framed portrait with a garland hangs on the backdrop, and a green carpeted stage fills the foreground with a printed poster on the left wall.

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September 24 20082008-09-24September 24 20082008-09-24A stage event at an All Religions conference. Center-right, a woman with long dark hair in an orange sari-style garment and rudraksha mala, hands pressed together in greeting, sits beside a bearded elder in orange robes holding a printed certificate. Seated on the right, a shaved-headed monk in orange shawl sits with folded hands. A standing man in orange robes on the left gestures with raised hand. Behind them a framed portrait with a garland, white-clad attendants and a green carpet. Banner text reads Sarva Dharma and All Religions. A white-draped table holds flowers and papers.2008-09-24A stage event at a hall with a green carpet and dark curtains. A banner reads "Sarva Dharma Sammelana" (All Religions Conference) and "All Religions Parliament" with symbols including Om, a cross, a crescent and a Sikh emblem. Center stage, a bearded man in orange robes and a turban sits behind a white-draped table with offerings and flowers. Beside him an attendant in orange stands. Left, a person in orange holds a microphone at a podium. Right, several people in white robes and white head coverings sit behind a silver-draped table. A man in white clothes stands near them, and red plastic chairs are visible at the right edge. A printed poster on the left reads "World Peace Message". Approximately ten people are visible.2008-09-24Stage event at an All Religions conference. On the left, a young man in saffron robes with a saffron turban and long hair sits at a white-draped table holding papers. Beside him, an elderly man with a long white beard wears saffron robes and sits in a red chair. Another elder in saffron robes sits in a chair at right, holding a book. Behind them a row of women in white saris and face masks sits at a second white-draped table. A framed portrait garlanded with flowers stands on a stand, and a red and white banner reads Sarva Dharma Sammelana (All Religions Conference). A young attendant in white stands at the left edge.2008-09-24A photograph of a stage event at an All Religions conference. A banner reading "Sarva Dharma (All Religions)" and "All Religions" with "Dharma Chakravarthy Acharya" stands at right, and a framed portrait labelled with a garland sits on an easel. Seated on white-draped tables on green carpet are several saffron-robed sadhus, including a bearded elder with white beard and orange robe, and a figure with long hair in an orange and red turban and robe writing on a document. A bald monk in orange sits beside them. White-clad women with white head coverings sit at right, and a man in a blue cap stands at left. Behind them, audience members in white and orange sit before a dark curtain.2008-09-24Photo of a stage event at a conference. On the left, a young man in an orange turban and orange robe sits at a white-draped table reading papers, beside an older bearded man in orange robes. Next to them a bald monk in orange sits at the table, holding papers. Behind the table a framed portrait garlanded with flowers stands on a white-draped stand. To the right, rows of women in white saris and head coverings sit with papers on their laps. A standing man in white dhoti and shawl stands at the left edge. A red and white banner reads Sarva Dharma Sammelan and All Religions Parliament. Green stage carpet and red chairs.2008-09-24Stage scene at an All Religions Conference in a hall. A large banner reads Sarva Dharma Sammelana (All Religions Conference) and Inauguration of All Religions Parliament, with a 24-09-2008 date and Town Hall, Bangalore venue. A man in orange robes bends forward to offer a hand or garland to a seated figure in orange, while a man in white stands at the centre. Several women in white saris with head coverings sit on a white-draped table to the right. A standing person in orange stands at left beside a draped podium, and a small framed portrait sits on an easel. Green stage carpet and red chairs fill the foreground.2008-09-24September 24 20082008-09-24A photograph of a stage at a Sarva Dharma Sammelana (All Religions Conference) and inauguration of All Religions Parliament. Rows of seated religious leaders sit on white-draped tables on a green carpeted stage. Many wear saffron/orange robes and rudraksha malas, while several women in white saris and some men in white robes sit among them. A man in orange at left stands near the edge of the stage handling papers. Behind them a large banner in Kannada and English reads the conference title, with logos of several faiths and a bus image labelled Ahimsa Yatra. Water bottles sit on the tables. Ornate yellow-and-brown pillars frame the hall.2008-09-24A stage event at a Sarva Dharma Sammelana (All Religions Conference) with a green stage floor and red plastic chairs. A large banner reads Sarva Dharma Sammelana and Inauguration of All Religions Parliament, with religious symbols including Om, a cross, a crescent and star, and a Jain emblem. At the center, a seated sannyasi with a long white beard wears saffron robes and gestures beside a table draped in silver cloth with flowers. To the right, a row of white-clad women sit with white head coverings. On the left, two saffron-robed figures stand at a podium with a banner reading World Peace Message, one holding a garland and the other reading from a paper. A man in white bends toward the seated sannyasi. a person is not clearly identifiable here; the seated saffron-robed figure's appearance is uncertain.2008-09-24September 24 20082008-09-24