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Interior of a blue-upholstered coach bus crowded with passengers in orange and saffron clothing. In the foreground, a man with swept-back long dark hair, a rudraksha mala around his neck and an orange shawl sits on a patterned seat, while two shaved-headed men in orange garments with rudraksha malas lean forward beside him. Overhead luggage racks hold bags and clothes, and blue curtains frame the windows. Several other seated passengers, including a woman in a saffron top, fill the rows behind.

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Interior of a blue-upholstered tour bus crowded with passengers, many dressed in saffron-orange robes. In the foreground at right, a smiling man with short hair and a red tilak on his forehead wears an orange robe and a long rudraksha mala, seated by a window. Other saffron-clad sannyasis and white-clad men sit or stand in the aisle, some holding phones, with luggage and bags stowed in overhead racks and blue cooling fans on the walls.2012-01-02Interior of a crowded blue-upholstered coach bus with luggage on overhead racks and ceiling fans. A smiling man in saffron/orange robe with a long rudraksha mala sits in the foreground on the right, with a red bindi on his forehead. Around him, many devotees in saffron and white clothes sit in the seats, some holding phones, and a few shaved-headed sannyasis in orange are visible. The scene conveys a group travelling together by bus.2012-01-02January 02 20122012-01-02A photograph taken inside a bus with blue upholstered seats and blue curtains. In the centre foreground a man with slicked-back hair and a red bindi wears an orange saffron cloth draped over one shoulder and a long rudraksha mala, with one hand on his hip. Behind him a young man in white dhoti and shawl with gold border holds an orange cloth, and several seated passengers, mostly women in saris, look on. The a person candidate shows a bare-shouldered orange robe and multiple rudraksha beads, though his face and hair alone do not establish identity.2012-01-02January 02 20122012-01-02Photograph of the interior of a passenger bus with blue patterned seats, overhead luggage racks and ceiling fans. Devotees in saffron and orange robes and white clothes sit crowded together, many smiling. A man in a saffron robe with a long rudraksha mala raises one arm and grins toward the camera in the foreground. Another bald man in orange sits nearby, and several women in white saris with orange shawls are visible. The photo appears to be a travel scene with ashram members on the bus.2012-01-02Photograph inside a crowded bus interior with overhead luggage racks, yellow curtains and ceiling fans. A smiling man on the left wears saffron robes, rudraksha beads, a gold chain and white vibhuti with a red bindi, and the figure appears to be a person (a person), raising one arm. Beside him a bald elder in saffron with a rudraksha mala and gold necklace sits on the right. Around them, devotees in orange and white, several women in saris and a young man in red pack the seats, some reaching and smiling toward the robed men.2012-07-23July 23 20122012-07-23July 29 20112011-07-29July 23 20122012-07-23Interior of a tour bus with white headrest seats and curtains, carrying a group of devotees in saffron and orange shawls. A smiling young person in the centre wears an orange garment, a rudraksha mala, a red tilak on the forehead and a patterned wrap; the appearance is not a confident match for the page's claim, so the figure is described by role as a devotee. Several other passengers in orange and white clothing sit around them, some smiling or looking toward the front. The scene reads as a pilgrimage journey.2011-07-31Inside a passenger bus, a man in saffron-orange robes with a rudraksha mala speaks into a handheld microphone while raising one hand in an explanatory gesture. Seated around him, fellow travellers in orange shawls and dark clothes listen attentively, including a woman with short grey hair in a purple top and a man in a dark jacket standing in the aisle. Upholstered seats with white headrests and curtains frame the scene.2011-07-29