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A photograph of a sloped, bare reddish-brown earth field with scattered stones and dry straw, planted with small young seedlings. Four people, bent over at the waist, work along the slope planting saplings; one wears a red head covering and another wears a light blue sari-like cloth, while a person at right kneels beside a blue bucket. Dry trees and scrubby vegetation line the upper edge under a hazy sky. A small palm-like seedling sits in the lower left foreground. A date stamp reads 28 Mar 2022 1:15:57 pm in the lower right corner.

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March 28 20222022-03-28March 28 20222022-03-28March 28 20222022-03-28Photograph of a sloped, freshly tilled reddish-brown field with furrows and young green seedlings planted in rows. Two women in red and blue saris are bent over at work near the middle of the slope, tending the plants, with a third figure partly visible behind them. Dry stubble lies across the ground, and a line of eucalyptus trees stands at the top edge under a pale sky. A timestamp in the lower right reads 28 Mar 2022 9:07:04 am.2022-03-28March 28 20222022-03-28 +1 copiesMarch 28 20222022-03-28 +1 copiesA photograph of a tilled, reddish-brown dirt field with dried straw scattered on the surface and small green seedlings sprouting in rows. Two women farm workers are working in the field under a hazy sky with eucalyptus-type trees along the background. One woman in a white top and red-and-white skirt stands at left, while another in a blue top and teal skirt is bent over at the ground, planting or tending seedlings.2022-03-28March 28 20222022-03-28Photograph of three women bent over working in a dry, cleared field of reddish-brown soil under harsh midday sun, planting or tending seedlings. The woman on the left wears an orange and red sari with a white head covering, the middle woman wears a tan top with a blue border and white head wrap, and the woman on the right wears an orange-red head cloth and a blue-trimmed sari. A fourth woman in a blue sari stands further back near a line of trees and palm trees. Small metal bowls rest on the ground beside the workers. No a person, deity, or ritual is visible.2022-03-28March 29 20222022-03-29March 29 20222022-03-29Kailasa Paramparagatha Arunagiri Yogishwara Adi Arunachala Sarvajnapeetha Samrajyam +1 copies