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Large indoor hall filled with a seated audience, mostly men in white shirts and white dhotis, many wearing lanyard-style badges, sitting on the floor in rows facing a stage area out of frame. Upper gallery balconies on the left and right are also packed with spectators. Ceiling fans hang from a decorated ceiling with green-and-white borders and patterned panels. Some devotees wear orange or saffron clothing near the front right. A camera on a tripod stands near the centre aisle. Some people appear to be seated on red mats. This appears to be a discourse or satsang gathering. No individual is clearly identifiable as the a person.

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Wide photograph of a large indoor hall with a crowd of several hundred seated devotees on red floor mats, mostly men in white shirts and white dhotis, some wearing rudraksha malas and identity lanyards. A few women in colourful saris sit at the left. Above, a balcony is lined with more onlookers. A cameraman on a tripod stands at the centre-right beside a figure in an orange-saffron robe, who appears to be a sannyasi or organiser near the front of the hall. Ceiling fans, green and white decorative panels, strings of lights and loudspeakers are visible, with a few water bottles placed on the floor in front of the seated crowd.2008-08-01A wide photograph of a large hall filled with hundreds of seated devotees dressed mostly in white, sitting on red mats in rows facing a central aisle. Many wear white kurtas, dhotis and saris, with some in saffron and orange. Ceiling fans hang from a green-and-white ornamented ceiling, and a balcony above is packed with more seated attendees. A camera on a tripod and a speaker stand near the front. No a person candidate is clearly identifiable in the visible frame.2008-08-01Wide view of a large white-walled hall filled with a seated audience, most dressed in white shirts and white dhotis or trousers, many wearing lanyard badges. The ceiling is white with green and pink trim and ceiling fans; a balcony above is also packed with onlookers. A cameraman on a tripod stands near the middle at the back. A few people wear saffron or orange clothing in the front rows. No clearly identifiable central speaker is visible in frame, so this appears to be a discourse or satsang audience seen from the back of the hall.2008-08-01A large hall packed with devotees seated on the floor, many in white dhotis and shirts with saffron-orange shawls draped over their shoulders, hands pressed together in namaskar or clapping. The white hall has green-trimmed ceiling panels, rows of ceiling fans, and a balcony above filled with onlookers. A figure in white with an orange shawl stands at the far back near a podium, the only possible presenter visible, but too distant and small to confirm identity. Lamps and strings of lights line the upper walls.2008-08-03September 20 20122012-09-20August 01 20082008-08-01October 15 20082008-10-15A large indoor hall packed with seated attendees in predominantly white clothing, many wearing beaded necklaces and rudraksha-style malas. A man in the front row wears a saffron-yellow shawl over white and a beaded necklace, and another front-row man wears a red-and-gold shawl. Several cameramen with tripods and video cameras film from the foreground and sides. White plastic chairs fill the room, and an arched window with colourful glass panels is visible at the back. The scene appears to be a seated public gathering.2005-12-02August 01 20082008-08-01July 30 20082008-07-30 +1 copiesA large hall packed with seated devotees on red floor mats, most dressed in white clothing, facing toward the front of the room where a camera on a tripod is set up. Ceiling fans hang from the high ceiling, strings of lights decorate the balcony railing, and more people sit in the upper gallery overlooking the crowd. Some women wear saffron, yellow and green saris among the white. A speaker stands on the left wall. The scene suggests a seated discourse or satsang gathering. No individual candidate for a person is clearly identifiable in the crowd.2008-08-01August 01 20082008-08-01