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Indoor photo in a plain cream-walled room. Seated at right on a carved gilt-framed throne-like chair with lion-head carvings is an older man, bare-chested, with white sacred ash markings on his forehead and body, a red bindi, a rudraksha mala with a gold ornament, and an orange-red cloth draped over his shoulder; he has a rudraksha crown. Seated at left in a cane chair is a smiling man in orange-red robes with a long ceremonial gold necklace, rudraksha armbands and a rudraksha headband. Standing behind him is a young man in an orange cloth with a rudraksha mala. A few partially visible people are at the bottom edge.

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May 16 20122012-05-16Two seated men in saffron-orange and rust-coloured dhotis and shawls sit before an ornate silver-toned embossed panel with carved lion-like and floral motifs. The man on the left, smiling, has long swept-back dark hair, a dark red headband with beads, bead armlets, and heavy ceremonial gold necklaces with rudraksha-like beads. The man on the right, bald with white and red forehead markings and a dark red headband, wears a long rudraksha mala and a gold pendant; both are seated near the wall. Two standing attendants in orange cloth stand behind and to the right. Swamiji (probable) appears on the left, seated with long hair, distinctive gold necklaces and a beaded headband. Red cloth lies on the floor near the seated men.2012-05-16A photograph of two seated men in orange and saffron robes with rudraksha and bead malas. The man on the left, with swept-back hair, a red headband, a red bindi and a gold pendant necklace, smiles broadly. The older man on the right, with a shaved head, white ash markings, a red tilak and a gold-trimmed saffron shawl, sits in a wheelchair beside him. Several standing men in orange robes and gold necklaces stand behind them against a cream wall. a person: the man on the left has swept-back hair, rudraksha malas, a gold pendant and saffron robes, which fit the cues for a person, though the appearance is only partly consistent.2012-05-18May 18 20122012-05-18May 16 20122012-05-16A photograph of a seated press interaction inside a room with cream walls and an ornate gold-framed panel. On the right, a bald man with white and red sacred markings on his forehead and body, wearing a rudraksha mala, gold chain necklaces and bead armbands, wears an orange-saffron cloth and gestures with an open hand while speaking. Beside him, a younger man in an orange cloth with gold chain garlands and bead bands on his arms and head smiles. A cameraman in the lower left holds a small camera, and a green Makkal microphone sits on red cloth. Standing attendants in orange cloths are at the edges of the frame.2012-05-16Two men in saffron-orange draped garments with gold-bordered cloth sit side by side indoors against a pale cream wall. The younger man on the left wears a red-brown rudraksha headband, a red bindi, layered rudraksha and bead malas, a gold pendant and a silver chain, and holds his hands together in his lap. The older bald man on the right, bare-chested, wears a headband, white horizontal forehead markings, a red dot, multiple rudraksha and white bead malas with a gold pendant, and a gold bangle, looking off to the side. A person in orange at the far left holds a purple plastic box, and a small framed picture hangs on a shelf behind.2012-05-18Two seated men in saffron-orange robes with rudraksha and bead malas sit side by side against a pale yellow wall. The man on the left has a dark-haired crown of beads, a red bindi and white markings, wears a gold pendant and rudraksha armbands, and holds a small purple card. The older man on the right, shaved-headed and bare-chested with white tripundra and a red dot, wears a gold-trimmed saffron cloth, bead garlands, a gold pendant, and a gold bangle, and both have eyes closed in meditation. A small shelf with plates sits at left.2012-05-18Photograph of saffron-clad sannyasis seated in a room with cream walls. In the foreground, a smiling man with a red bindi and rudraksha headband wears a rudraksha mala, rudraksha armlets, a gold-and-white pendant necklace and a gold pendant, with an orange-red cloth draped over his shoulders. Beside him, an older man with a shaved head, white tilak markings on his forehead and body, a red bindi and a rudraksha headband sits wearing layered rudraksha and white bead malas and a gold pendant. Behind them, several standing men in orange robes wear beaded malas, and one has his arms folded. a person is the smiling man on the left, identified by his rudraksha and gold adornments; the older man is a senior sannyasi.2012-05-18May 16 20122012-05-16Photo of a seated man in saffron-orange robes with a red-and-gold headband, rudraksha beaded necklaces and a gold pendant, wearing a red bindi, beside an elderly bald man with white-and-red forehead markings, beaded rudraksha malas and a gold pendant. Behind them, several standing men in orange robes with beaded necklaces stand with arms folded. The white-walled indoor setting suggests a sacred gathering.2012-05-18Two men in orange-red saffron cloth sit side by side in a plain cream-walled room with a small shelf of plates and a framed picture behind them. The man on the left has short dark hair, a red bindi, a red beaded headband, rudraksha and bead malas, a gold pendant and bead bracelets on his upper arms, and speaks while looking to the side. The older man on the right, bald with white and red forehead markings, wears a red beaded headband, a long white-and-black bead mala, a gold pendant and gold bangles, and also speaks. A partially visible person in orange cloth with beads stands at the far right edge. Two people are clearly visible seated; the third is partly cropped.2012-05-18