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Four young people pose cheerfully on a tiled terrace with a concrete parapet and a hillside of terraced greenery and trees behind them. Three standing teens wear black tops and dark trousers with orange sashes and rudraksha malas; the girl at left holds up a small orange-robed clay figure with a yellow turban and red garland. The central standing girl has a bindi and orange shawl, and the right girl wears a bindi and orange sash. A boy in a striped shirt sits cross-legged in front, wearing an orange sash and a rudraksha mala, with his hand raised. Their faces are marked with white paint.

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July 20 20122012-07-20July 20 20122012-07-20 +1 copiesFour young people in black clothes and orange stoles pose closely together on a tiled terrace with green hillside and houses behind them. The boy on the left wears a black-and-grey shirt, an orange towel marked with text, and rudraksha beads. The two girls in the centre and right wear black tops, beaded necklaces and orange shawls, and the girl in the centre holds a small orange-robed doll with an orange head wrap. The girl on the right wears a name badge and has a white marking on her forehead. All four are smiling.2012-07-20Group photo on a terracotta-tiled outdoor corridor with arched white walls and a pale ceiling detail. Seven young people pose closely together, most wearing black tops or black trousers with orange saffron shawls and rudraksha malas. A young man at the back wears an orange scarf over black. A woman in the centre holds a small orange-clad doll-like murti wearing an orange cap and garlands. Several wear tilaka or bindi marks. Smiling faces, arms around each other, trees visible behind the railing on the left.2012-07-20 +1 copiesFour young people crouch together on a terrace with a hillside behind them, smiling at the camera. Each wears black clothing with orange shawls or sashes and rudraksha malas, and each has white ash marks on the forehead or face. A small orange-clad doll with a red-tipped headpiece and garlands sits in the centre. Badges with orange lettering hang from their clothing, and one leans over the others with an arm around a shoulder.2012-07-20October 17 20102010-10-17August 25 20162016-08-25A staged cultural performance on a stage with a red-orange backdrop and dramatic shadows. A boy seated centre-front wears an orange saffron cloth, rudraksha mala and a tripundra forehead marking, with a small brass plate and bowl in front of him. A woman in a white and green sari holds a microphone and stands behind him, while a girl in a dark blue costume with gold trim holds the microphone's audience position at left. A girl with long curly hair in a black and red outfit with a red border stands at right, and a performer in a golden crown and black robe with a silver necklace holds a staff. The scene appears to be a dramatized ritual tableau, with a kalasha-like bowl and plate beside the seated boy.2010-10-17Five young girls in matching saffron-orange saris with maroon borders pose on large grey boulders outdoors, with green trees and a small flag visible behind them. Two girls in the front seated on rocks press their palms together in anjali, one wearing a rudraksha-style bead necklace. A girl standing at centre raises one hand to her head, another stretches her arm out on the left, and two girls on the upper right stand with hands folded. The scene is a posed group photograph in a rocky natural setting.2013-04-08A stage performance with a warm orange and yellow backdrop casting large shadows of performers on the wall. A young boy in an orange and saffron-striped garment with a rudraksha mala kneels at lower left, hands in anjali mudra, with a white tilak on his forehead, beside a small oil lamp and a red-rimmed basket. Behind him, a performer in a white and green saree stands beside a dark-haired performer in a black and red costume holding a microphone, and another performer wearing a gold crown and a blue-purple draped garment stands at right. The scene appears to be a cultural drama segment at a Dasara celebration.2010-10-17April 08 20132013-04-08April 08 20132013-04-08