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A indoor event in a hall with beige walls and a large banner behind the stage announcing an Atirudra Mahayaga on 11, 12 and 13 January 2015 at a person Dhyanapeetha. Two people sit in large orange-upholstered armchairs on a patterned red rug. The man in the centre wears a saffron-orange robe, a rudraksha mala and has a shaved head; the woman beside him wears a red-and-orange sari, long dark hair and a mala. A man in a white shirt stands at a microphone on the left, gesturing with both hands, and a small table holds fruit and flowers. Audience members sit on black chairs in the foreground, mostly in white shirts and a few in dhotis, one wearing an orange shawl. A man in a white T-shirt stands near the back left. The banner shows two portraits, one of a shaved-headed figure in orange and one of a man with long hair and rudraksha in red and white.

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A photograph of an indoor hall during a seated event with an orange-robed figure in a large orange armchair at centre, flanked by a woman in a red-and-gold outfit with a rudraksha mala in a second armchair. A man in a white shirt stands at a microphone on the left, and a banner behind the stage shows two portraits and the title ATIRUDRA MAHAYAGA. Seated audience members in white and light-coloured clothes fill the foreground in black chairs, and a fan and camera tripod appear at the sides.2015-01-03January 03 20152015-01-03A photograph of an indoor event hall with a stage backdrop. Two orange-robed figures sit in orange armchairs on a patterned red rug; the central figure in saffron robes has a shaved head and ornate beaded necklaces, and a woman in a dark red sari sits beside him. A standing man in a striped shirt speaks into a microphone on a stand while a man in a red and gold dhoti with a rudraksha mala stands near him. Seated audience members are visible in the foreground, and a banner behind the stage shows two portraits and a printed Kannada event announcement. Two portrait photographs on the banner show a saffron-robed mahant and a smiling figure with long hair and rudraksha beads. A standing fan and speakers are at the edges of the room.2015-01-03January 03 20152015-01-03January 03 20152015-01-03A photograph of a seated event on a stage in front of a large banner reading Atirudra Mahayaga in Kannada and English, with portraits of two saints and dates 11, 12 and 13 January 2015. Two people sit in orange-cushioned chairs: a bearded man in saffron robes with rudraksha beads and a shaved-head ascetic in saffron wrap with a long braid. A man in white dhoti and shirt stands at a microphone on the left, holding a small book. Audience members in the foreground, one in orange, sit with backs to the camera. Carpeted floor, a fan and camera tripods are visible.2015-01-03January 03 20152015-01-03January 03 20152015-01-03Indoor hall event with a standing man in a white shirt and dark trousers speaking into a microphone on a stand, gesturing with one hand. Behind him a man in a brown-and-gold dhoti stands with palms together. Two plush armchairs on a red-and-orange carpeted stage hold a figure in saffron-orange robes with a rudraksha mala, seated beside a woman in a red and orange sari with a mala. A large pink banner behind them shows two framed portraits and the title ATIRUDRA MAHAYAGA with Kannada text and dates. Several seated audience members in white shirts and dark trousers face the stage, and a white-clad man sits at the far right edge.2015-01-03A indoor event hall with a man in a white shirt and dark trousers speaking into a standing microphone at left. Seated in orange-red armchairs at center are a man in saffron-orange robes with a shaved head and a man in a red garment with rudraksha malas and marigold garlands, both with hands folded. Two people in white clothes stand behind at left and right. A large pink banner behind them shows two portraits of religious leaders with raised hands, one in orange robes and one in red with garlands, above Kannada text announcing Atirudra Mahayaga dates 11 to 13 January 2015 and 108 homa kundas. Audience members sit in black chairs in the foreground.2015-01-03January 03 20152015-01-03January 03 20152015-01-03