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A large seated audience of young boys in white clothing fills a hall, sitting cross-legged on the floor and facing forward attentively. Many wear white shirts and kurtas, and a few have orange-red tilaks on their foreheads. Some wear name badges on their shirts. Yellow-painted pillars and cream walls frame the room. No speaker or a person candidate is visible in this image, so the scene shows only the assembled students listening.

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A large seated audience of young boys and teenagers dressed in white shirts and white clothing fills the hall, sitting cross-legged on the floor in close rows. Many wear lanyard badges around their necks. Several boys in the foreground look toward the front attentively, one wearing glasses and another with a thin beaded necklace. Yellow-and-gold ceremonial poles and yellow fabric appear at the top edge of the frame.2017-02-02A large seated audience of young boys in plain white shirts and white dhotis fills the frame, sitting closely together on a hall floor. Many have short dark hair; a few wear rudraksha-style beaded cords at the neck and several display name badges with lanyards. Some rest their hands on their knees or chins, looking attentively toward the front of the hall. Tall yellow-wrapped staffs are visible at the top edge.2017-02-02A large crowd of boys seated closely together in a hall, most wearing white shirts and white dhoti-style or white collared clothing. Many face forward attentively toward an unseen speaker, some resting chins on hands. A boy in the centre wears thin-rimmed glasses and a white shirt, and another on the right has a sacred mark on his forehead. Nobody in the foreground is shown with a visible role on stage, and no a person is visible in this frame.2017-02-02February 02 20172017-02-02A large seated audience of young males fills the frame, mostly boys and teenagers in white shirts and white dhotis or trousers, some with name badges on their chests. They sit close together on a hall floor with colourful mats, attentively facing forward toward an unseen speaker. A pale yellow garment is visible on one boy at centre. No individual is clearly identifiable as a specific person from this view, and no stage or presenter is visible in the frame.2017-02-02A crowd of boys and a few adult men dressed in white shirts and white dhoti-style clothing sit closely packed in an indoor hall, many wearing rudraksha beaded necklaces. Several boys have white vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads. Some are smiling, others look attentively toward the front, and a bespectacled boy sits in the lower foreground. The scene suggests a seated assembly of young delegates during a person event, though no speaker or a person is visible in this frame.2017-02-13 +1 copiesFebruary 02 20172017-02-02A dense seated crowd of young boys and some adults, all dressed in plain white shirts and dhotis, sit closely together in an indoor hall with warm, dim lighting. Many wear thin red and white threads at the neck and small pendants; some have white tilak smears on their foreheads. A middle-aged man in the centre-right wears a white shirt, a dark rudraksha-style mala and a pendant, with a vermilion mark on his forehead, and sits among the boys. Several boys smile or look toward the front, and one boy in the centre applauds with raised hands. Most faces are turned forward toward an unseen speaker or stage.2017-02-13 +1 copiesA large crowd of young boys seated closely together in rows, most dressed in white shirts and white clothing, listening attentively toward the front of a hall. Several boys rest their chins on their hands, and one boy in the foreground wears a small red dot on his forehead. Many faces are visible, some looking up with focused expressions. A small purple and white logo appears in the top left corner.2017-02-02A large seated crowd of boys and young men dressed in white kurtas and white dhotis, many wearing rudraksha malas and pendants, sits closely packed at the Nithyanandam Kids Convention at Adi Kailasa, Bengaluru. Several smile, clap or raise their hands while others watch attentively; some have white vibhuti lines on their foreheads. Among them, two adult men in white shirts, one wearing a rudraksha mala and another with a tilak and vibhuti, sit amid the children. Event cards are pinned to several white garments. No prominent figure in saffron or ornate robes is visible.2017-02-13February 13 20172017-02-13 +1 copiesA large seated audience of young men and boys dressed in white kurtas and shirts fills the hall, packed closely together in rows. Many wear white clothing and some have lanyards with badges. A young man in the centre has a white tilak mark on his forehead and looks toward the front. Several boys in the foreground wear glasses, and a woman in a yellow-trimmed sari sits at the lower right. The scene conveys a satsang or programme audience, with no visible stage or speaker in frame.2017-02-02