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Seven young women in saffron and maroon robes sit cross-legged on a multicolored striped cloth at a stage, each seated before a microphone on a stand, singing kirtan. Several wear rudraksha malas and white forehead markings, and one in maroon plays a small red handheld instrument. Behind them is an ornate gold-toned carved panel with lattice screens and mythical lion-like figures.

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September 10 20142014-09-10September 03 20142014-09-03A group of young women and girls sit cross-legged on a stage draped with a striped multicolour cloth, singing or chanting into floor microphones. Most wear saffron-orange saris with pink borders and rudraksha malas, and their foreheads bear white markings. The central singer wears a deep maroon sari with a gold border and a pendant necklace. Behind them is an ornate golden wall with cross-shaped lattice panels and carved gilded figures of birds and animals.2014-09-03September 11 20142014-09-11September 05 20142014-09-05September 16 20142014-09-16September 19 20142014-09-19 +1 copiesSeptember 19 20142014-09-19September 13 20142014-09-13September 06 20142014-09-06Six young women in orange and maroon saris sit cross-legged on a multicoloured striped cloth on a stage, singing into microphone stands. Their foreheads bear white markings, and several wear rudraksha malas. Behind them is an ornate gilded lattice screen with carved golden figures on the pillars. Small metal oil lamps sit on the stage edge. No swami is visible in the frame.2014-09-09Five young women in orange and maroon saris sit cross-legged on a red stage cloth, singing at individual microphone stands. Most wear rudraksha malas and white forehead markings. The woman second from the right wears a deep maroon sari with gold border and sings with her hands resting on her lap. Behind them stands an ornate gold-painted carved screen with lattice panels and a carved figure. A small audience member's head is visible at the bottom edge.2014-09-15