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A stage at a 1st Hindu Spiritual Service Fair organisers meeting. A woman in orange robes stands at a wooden podium at left, speaking into a microphone. Behind a long blue draped table sit three people: a woman in a green sari, a man in a white shirt, and a man in an orange robe and orange turban at right. Behind them a large gold banner reads Global Foundation for Civilizational Harmony, 1st Hindu Spiritual Service Fair, Together, We Serve, with a list of organisations including Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam, Arsha Vidya Gurukulam, Chinmaya Mission, Sri Ramanashramam and Swaminarayan (BAPS). Orange and yellow marigold garlands hang on the stage pillars and painted mountain backdrops flank the banner.

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A photograph of a stage at the 1st Hindu Spiritual Service Fair organisers meeting. A man in orange robes and an orange head wrap stands at a wooden podium on the left, speaking into a microphone. Behind a long blue skirted table, several seated figures in orange and saffron robes and a woman in red sit facing the audience. A large orange backdrop lists organisations in columns and reads Global Foundation for Civilizational Harmony, 1st Hindu Spiritual Service Fair, Together, We Serve. Marigold garlands hang from the rafters and standing fans and a loudspeaker are visible.2009-02-06February 06 20092009-02-06February 06 20092009-02-06Photograph of a stage event at a hall for the 1st Hindu Spiritual Service Fair organisers meeting. A woman in an orange head covering and orange-and-gold sari stands at a wooden podium on the left, speaking into a microphone. Behind a long blue draped table sit four people: a woman in a red sari, a man in a white kurta with a dark headband, and two monastics in saffron/orange robes. A large yellow banner reads GFCH Global Foundation for Civilizational Harmony, 1st Hindu Spiritual Service Fair, with a list of organisations. Orange marigold garlands hang on the stage pillar, and two fans stand near the table. A photographer and camera are at the lower right.2009-02-06A woman in an orange sari with orange head covering stands at a black wooden podium on a stage, speaking into a microphone. Behind a blue draped table, three people sit in chairs: a woman in a green and gold sari, a man in white clothes, and a man in orange robes. A large yellow banner behind them reads 1st Hindu Spiritual Service Fair with the GFCH logo and a list of organisations. Marigold garlands hang from the ceiling beams, and two landscape paintings flank the banner.2009-02-06A stage at an indoor hall during the 1st Hindu Spiritual Service Fair organisers meeting. Four seated people sit behind a long table draped in blue sequined cloth: a woman in a green sari on the left, then three saffron-robed sadhus, one wearing an orange turban and another an orange cap. Near the right edge a person in a white dhoti and shawl stands at a wooden podium with a microphone on the left, while a man in a white kurta and white dhoti stands nearby. A large orange backdrop reads GFCH Global Foundation for Civilizational Harmony, 1st Hindu Spiritual Service Fair, Together, We Serve, with a long list of participating organisations. Orange and yellow marigold garlands hang from the ceiling beside the stage, and two electric fans sit on the table.2009-02-06February 06 20092009-02-06February 06 20092009-02-06Panel of five people seated behind a blue sequined table cover at the 1st Hindu Spiritual Service Fair Organisers Meeting. From left: a woman in a red-and-green sari, a man in white with an orange headband, a woman in an orange sari, a robed figure in saffron with a microphone, and a robed figure in saffron at the right end. Behind them a large orange banner reads GFCH Global Foundation for Civilizational Harmony, 1st Hindu Spiritual Service Fair, Together, We Serve, listing organisations such as Arsha Vidya Gurukulam, Chinmaya Mission, Sri Kanchi Kamakoti Peetam, Sri Ramanashramam and Swaminarayan (BAPS). Marigold garlands hang at the sides, with fans and painted mountain backdrops.2009-02-06February 06 20092009-02-06February 06 20092009-02-06February 06 20092009-02-06