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A seated man in pale pink-white robes with a rudraksha mala and a shaved head sits behind a clear acrylic lectern with a microphone, speaking at a stage event. A yellow placard on the lectern reads Maheshwaranand Puriji. Behind him, a man in saffron-orange robes with an orange tilak sits in a gold-embroidered armchair, and the stage is backed by a deep red drape with ornate carved arch motifs. The lectern placard names a speaker, but the seated speaker's appearance does not clearly match a person candidate, so the identity is uncertain.

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February 11 20082008-02-11A seated speaker at a podium with a microphone at a Hindu religious gathering. The speaker, a bald elder in white robes with a rudraksha mala and a small orange-red forehead mark, sits in a gold brocade chair before a red curtain with carved arches. A podium placard reads "Maheshwaranand Puriji" and "Vedant Ashram, Mumbai". Beside him, a man in saffron-orange robes with an orange forehead mark sits in a matching chair. The speaker's rudraksha mala and white robes are the speaker's own, and the placard identifies the podium speaker.2008-02-11February 11 20082008-02-11February 11 20082008-02-11 +1 copiesFebruary 11 20082008-02-11 +1 copiesA seated sannyasi in saffron-orange robes sits on an ornate gold-upholstered throne-chair on a stage with a deep red backdrop and carved arches. He wears a broad orange-and-white forehead mark and bare feet are visible. A white table-sign reads "Samvidananda Saraswatiji, Nasik Maharashtra". Behind him a man in white with glasses holds a small camera, and another man in orange stands nearby. Microphone stands and cables are in front, with white flowers at the bottom edge.2008-02-11 +1 copiesA bald, saffron-robed sannyasi with a vertical orange tilak on his forehead speaks into a handheld microphone while seated on an ornate upholstered throne-style chair. He wears a rudraksha mala and a beaded bracelet, with a red-patterned border on his saffron shawl. Behind him, a man with a stubbly beard and a pink cloth sits beside a second man in glasses. A lectern placard reads AVADHESHANANDA GIRIJI and JUNA AKHADA PUTHAHSHAK SAMVAN. Ornate pink and maroon arches and draped cloth form the backdrop of a stage at an acharya assembly.2008-02-11 +1 copiesA photograph of two seated Hindu monks on a stage at a religious gathering. On the left, a monk in orange robes with an orange tilak on his forehead rests his hand against his face, seated in a gold-upholstered chair with a microphone. On the right, a bald monk in pink-orange robes wears a rudraksha mala and sits at a white lectern with a microphone and cables. Both lecterns have yellow name placards. Behind them are carved red arches and a floral border of orange, yellow and pink flowers.2008-02-11February 11 20082008-02-11 +1 copiesA photograph from a Hindu Dharma Acharya meet on a stage with red and gold decor. A bearded older man in a brown kurta with white dhoti, a yellow lanyard and white vibhuti marks on his forehead sits reclining on a gold-brocade throne-style chair, one hand resting on the armrest. Beside him, a bald man in saffron-orange robes leans toward a microphone on a white podium. The podium sign reads SHYAMSUNDAR DASJI. Cables and a small potted plant are visible in the foreground.2008-02-11 +1 copiesA seated religious leader in white robes and a white head covering with a gold tilak on his forehead sits on a red and ornate cushioned chair before a microphone and a lectern. A nameplate on the lectern reads RAMDAYALJI MAHARAJ with a line below naming Ram Niwas Dham, Bhilwada, Rajasthan. Beside him sits another man in pink robes and a pink head covering with a gold tilak. The background shows carved red and gold decorative panels. A bundle of colourful cables runs beneath the lectern.2008-02-11 +1 copiesA seated saffron-robed religious leader sits on an ornate gold-upholstered throne before a deep red backdrop with carved gold arches. He wears black over-ear headphones, a red tilak on his forehead and a beaded rudraksha mala around his neck, with his hands resting on the armrests. A wooden lectern in front of him bears a printed sign reading 'Mallikarjuna Murugarajendra, Adichunchanagiri Mutt Sri Sri Sri Sumana', and several microphones and cables are visible. A standing man in white clothing with a mobile phone stands at the right edge of the frame, and yellow flowers appear in the foreground.2008-02-11 +1 copies