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A photograph of a group of women standing in a row beside a beige wall-mounted air conditioning unit labelled CHANDRA, with a blue draped canopy behind them. The woman on the left wears an orange sari with a rudraksha mala and gold bangles, hands folded in front. Beside her, a young woman with a long braid wears white. The third, in a white dress with a pink name badge, stands with palms pressed together in anjali. The woman on the right wears a white and gold-bordered sari with an orange shawl and a red bindi, hands clasped. A young man sits at lower left, and more people stand in the background. No a person candidate is visible.

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A photograph of a group of women in white and cream clothing standing indoors in front of a beige floor-standing Chandra air conditioner. The woman on the left wears a white sari with a gold border and a lanyard, hands clasped in front of her. The center young woman with a red bindi presses her palms together in namaskar, wearing a white embroidered top. Women behind her in white shawls and saris stand in a line, one wearing glasses. A red curtain and a projection screen with faint text appear at the edges, with green foliage hanging at the top left. No a person candidate is visible.October 25 20122012-10-25A photograph of a group of women standing in an indoor hall in the evening. In the foreground, a smiling woman in a white sari with a red bindi and a woman with her palms pressed together in namaste, wearing a white outfit and a red bindi, face the camera. Behind them, a woman in a pink shawl stands at left, and others in white clothing stand in a row. A blue draped cloth hangs overhead, with a wall-mounted air conditioning unit at left.Four women sit in a row on chairs with palms pressed together in anjali mudra, eyes closed, in a dimly lit hall. The woman on the far left wears an orange sari and bangles; the next two wear white saris with gold borders, one with an orange shawl and one with a yellow shawl and a tilak on her forehead; the far right woman wears a white sari with a yellow shawl and a vertical tilak. A framed portrait of a woman garlanded with flowers appears in the background, and a small blue cloth sits on a lap. Some attendees appear to be in a satsang or prayer setting.2010-09-05October 25 20122012-10-25A photograph of several women standing in a row against a white wall and a blue-lit stage backdrop. The woman on the left wears a white sari with a gold border and an orange lanyard, and her hand rests on the wall. The woman in the centre wears a white sari with an orange border printed with blue circular emblems and a teal blouse, with her hands clasped at her waist. Other women with grey hair in white saris stand beside them, one with palms pressed together. Their posture suggests they are waiting in line at an event.2006-12-17Four women sit in a row on red chairs with palms pressed together in anjali mudra, eyes closed in devotion. The woman at far left wears an orange sari with a dark maroon border and gold bangles. Next is a young woman in a white sari with a gold border and an orange shawl. The third wears a yellow shawl over white with a gold-bordered sari and a tilak on her forehead. The fourth at right wears a yellow shawl over a white sari with an orange and gold border, her hair in a long braid. A framed photograph of a figure in orange robes, garlanded with white and red flowers, stands on a tabletop behind them. A microphone is in the foreground, and dark curtains form the backdrop.2010-09-05August 27 20142014-08-27 +1 copiesA photograph of a group of devotees standing in a row indoors, shown in profile, with a pale yellow wall behind them. In the foreground a woman in an orange blouse and white sari with an orange shawl wears a rudraksha mala and gold earrings. To the left, a woman in a dark patterned sari has a gold necklace and mala. On the right, a bald man in an orange dhoti and shawl, arms folded, wears a long rudraksha mala and bangles, standing among men in white shirts and white dhotis, each with a mala. Their appearance does not clearly match the identity cues required, so no identification is made.2012-05-15February 18 20132013-02-18January 30 20102010-01-30May 15 20122012-05-15