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A street procession moves along a paved road lined with palm trees and roadside shops. Many women in colourful saris, including orange, teal, pink and green, walk in a dense line while carrying brass kalasha pots topped with coconuts, mango leaves and flowers on their heads. Men in white shirts and dhotis walk among them, and a smiling man in a blue shirt and dark trousers stands at left with his hand on his chest. A tall yellow and red banner at right carries Kannada script and an Om symbol, and a billboard with a phone number appears behind the crowd. Trees and buildings line the background.

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A street procession of many women carrying brass kalasha pots on their heads, each topped with mango leaves and a coconut or fruit, with orange marigold garlands tied around the pots. The women wear colourful saris in teal, red, gold and green, with jasmine garlands in their hair and bangles on their wrists. Behind them a man in a white shirt and white dhoti with an orange shawl walks in the crowd, and a crowd of onlookers lines the road under a cloudy sky, with palm trees, shops and a large roadside billboard in the background.2009-07-23A street procession moves along a tree-lined road under a bright sky. In the foreground a smiling man in a white shirt walks at the front, followed by women in silk saris in teal, purple, green and maroon, carrying brass pots called kalasha on their heads. Each pot is topped with yellow and green coconut-like fruit and marigold garlands, and several decorated umbrellas in red, yellow and green rise above the crowd. On the right, men in white and orange-saffron robes stand in the crowd, and a blue jeep is parked to the left. A banner and signboard are visible in the background. a person's presence is not clearly established by appearance.2009-07-23July 23 20092009-07-23July 23 20092009-07-23July 23 20092009-07-23Outdoor street procession on a dusty road under a hazy sky with power lines and trees. Women and girls carry brass pots with flower garlands and marigolds balanced on their heads. Many wear saris and salwar outfits in orange, red, green, teal and blue, with gold jewellery. A large printed banner behind shows deity images and a portrait labelled with Kannada text; the banner is a printed backdrop, not a physical person. A man in an orange dhoti and saffron shirt stands at the right edge, and a small child in pink is held at the far right. A loudspeaker horn and an orange flag appear near the banner.2013-11-11July 23 20092009-07-23July 23 20092009-07-23A dense street procession in an Indian town. A figure in saffron-orange robes sits under a red and gold canopy atop a decorated palanquin-style chariot drawn by white horses, garlanded with orange and yellow flowers. Women in saris of yellow, green, red and purple carry brass pots topped with yellow gourds and orange flower garlands on their heads. Ornate colourful parasols line the left, a crowd fills the road, and buses and shops stand behind, with a green arch sign above.2009-07-23A street procession of many women and girls in saris carrying brass-like pots called kalasha on their heads, each topped with a mango-leaf and coconut or fruit arrangement, with orange and yellow flower decorations. Many wear bangles, earrings and necklaces, in orange, red, green and gold saris. Behind them an orange-clad older man with a shaved head walks at the right edge, and a decorative umbrella with a mounted animal figure rises above the crowd. Police officers stand at the left, and a large banner with a portrait is visible in the background among palm trees and buildings.2009-07-23July 23 20092009-07-23July 23 20092009-07-23