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A photograph of a hallway in a building with a whiteboard and wooden door. A line of schoolchildren in grey uniforms with white checked shirts and name badges stands at left, some with flowers in their hair. Adult women in colourful saris and salwar kameez stand in a row, including one in an orange and white shawl and one in a green and pink sari. Plastic chairs line the right wall. No identifiable a person candidate is visible in the image.

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A photograph of schoolchildren queuing along a whitish corridor of a school building, with a brick staircase and a window with a view of fields at left. Several students wear grey-blue and white uniforms with striped ties; one boy in an orange shirt stands at left. A girl in a turquoise saree with a white flower in her plaited hair stands at a table near the queue, and a woman in an orange saree with a yellow-and-white border stands at right beside an open doorway. Some girls wear yellow flowers in their hair. Participants hold small paper slips. No a person candidate is visible.Photograph of a line of women standing indoors in a hallway with white marble-tiled walls and a notice board behind them. Most wear cotton saris or salwar kameez in pink, peach, blue, white and red, some with rudraksha-style beaded necklaces. The woman in the centre wears a white sari with gold border and holds a plastic bag, while the woman on the right in blue sari and beaded necklace stands with hands folded. No a person candidate is visible.2006-12-16A photograph of a line of schoolchildren queuing along a plain white corridor wall. Girls in grey-and-white striped uniforms with grey pinafores and braided hair, some with yellow flowers, hold small white papers. A boy in an orange shirt with gold trim stands in the foreground, with other boys in white-and-grey striped shirts behind. A woman in a green saree stands at the far right, and a woman in an orange saree appears at the left edge. No a person figure is visible.January 12 20072007-01-12January 21 20092009-01-21January 21 20092009-01-21January 21 20092009-01-21February 04 20092009-02-04A photo taken indoors in a school classroom with white walls, a green chalkboard and wall charts reading National Symbols and Indian Festivals. A seated figure in an orange saffron robe and a long pink flower garland faces a line of schoolchildren in grey shorts or skirts and light blue shirts, many with name badges and palms pressed together in greeting. A man in a white shirt and white dhoti stands behind him beside a woman in an orange sari, and a woman in a blue top stands in the doorway. Petals are scattered on the floor and a rangoli-style flower arrangement sits at right.2009-01-21A photograph of a covered school corridor where children in light blue shirts and navy uniforms, some with striped ties and sweaters, stand in a line holding white slips of paper. A woman in a white saree with orange borders and a visitor lanyard stands at the front of the line, while another woman in a beige saree walks in the background. A large white banner on the left shows a doctor-like figure and Tamil text with a red and orange border. Several children have white flowers in their hair.Indoor photograph of a large crowd of children and adults inside a tented hall with white ceiling and colourful decorative hangings. In the foreground a young woman in a white kurta and glasses stands beside a line of schoolchildren in blue uniforms with blue and striped shirts, some wearing red wrist threads. Behind them men and women in white clothes stand in rows. A framed deity picture hangs on the back wall, and a mat covers the floor.2008-07-17A photograph of a long line of women in colourful saris standing indoors in a plain whitewashed hall with a concrete floor. Most wear cotton and synthetic saris in pastel, floral, and bold prints, including purple, orange, green, pink and blue. A woman at the left wears a purple sari with a long braid and white flowers in her hair. Several women have small name badges pinned to their blouses. Two small framed devotional prints hang on the walls, and a purple banner with Tamil script stands at the right beside a window with iron grilles. Some sconce-style wall lights are mounted high on the walls.