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Indoor house visit during a pada puja ceremony in a small room with a framed deity print on the wall. A seated figure in a deep red-brown robe with an orange shawl and a white-and-red flower garland receives devotees, raising a hand in blessing. Beside them, a standing attendant in orange robes and rudraksha beads holds a long silver trident-topped staff. On the right, a shaved-headed attendant in a white dhoti and orange beaded necklaces holds a strand of mala. Women in dark red saris and orange-bordered saris stand at left with palms joined. In the foreground, a seated man in a checked shirt and a woman in a white sari offer a silver plate with flowers and a lit lamp. A small table with orange cloth holds offerings and a brass vessel. A white electric fan stands at left.

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Indoor ritual in a plain room with a tiled floor, an oscillating fan, and a framed deity picture above a window with beige curtains. A seated figure in an orange-red robe with a gold border and a white flower garland sits centrally, holding a tall silver trident-like staff upright while raising one hand in blessing. Around them, shaven-headed young men in orange and red dhotis wear rudraksha malas and stand or kneel, some with hands joined. A woman in a red sari and a man in a yellow checked shirt kneel in front holding a brass tray with flowers and a burning oil lamp, while a man in a white dhoti with an orange-beaded mala stands at right with palms pressed together. Two women in dark red saris stand at left with hands folded.2013-06-23 +1 copiesJune 23 20132013-06-23 +1 copiesJune 23 20142014-06-23 +2 copiesJuly 08 20142014-07-08July 02 20142014-07-02 +1 copiesJuly 08 20142014-07-08July 07 20142014-07-07 +1 copiesJune 23 20142014-06-23 +2 copiesJune 27 20142014-06-27June 27 20142014-06-27July 04 20142014-07-04 +1 copiesJuly 07 20142014-07-07 +1 copies