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A photograph of a corridor inside a building with pale walls, a dark doorway and tall windows with metal grilles. A line of women in everyday Indian clothing stands waiting. The foreground woman wears a peach and orange sari with a blue ID badge and gold bangles; beside her an older woman wears a turquoise and purple sari holding a small bag, and another older woman with grey hair wears a floral sari. Behind them younger women wear kurtas, salwar and sarees in pink, white, orange and blue.

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December 14 20062006-12-14December 14 20062006-12-14A crowded indoor corridor with white tiled walls where many women and a few young men are pressed together, some queuing and reaching forward. A woman in the foreground wears an orange-red shawl over a purple blouse, and another in a white sari has a red-and-black mala. A woman at right in a blue-and-white sari holds a metal tray of food near the top. Visible people number roughly twenty.2006-12-14Photograph of a line of women standing indoors in a hallway with white marble-tiled walls and a notice board behind them. Most wear cotton saris or salwar kameez in pink, peach, blue, white and red, some with rudraksha-style beaded necklaces. The woman in the centre wears a white sari with gold border and holds a plastic bag, while the woman on the right in blue sari and beaded necklace stands with hands folded. No a person candidate is visible.2006-12-16December 14 20062006-12-14December 16 20062006-12-16A photograph of a long line of women in colourful saris standing indoors in a plain whitewashed hall with a concrete floor. Most wear cotton and synthetic saris in pastel, floral, and bold prints, including purple, orange, green, pink and blue. A woman at the left wears a purple sari with a long braid and white flowers in her hair. Several women have small name badges pinned to their blouses. Two small framed devotional prints hang on the walls, and a purple banner with Tamil script stands at the right beside a window with iron grilles. Some sconce-style wall lights are mounted high on the walls.December 14 20062006-12-14December 14 20062006-12-14A crowd of villagers, mostly women in colourful saris, queues in an indoor hall during a free eye camp. The foreground woman in a lavender sari and grey blouse stands at left; a woman in a green sari and teal shawl holds a white paper slip; a woman in a red sari and another in a green blouse with grey sari hold similar papers. Men in white shirts and dhotis stand behind them. Behind them a wall display shows painted figures and a poster partly visible at right reading Youth and FREE, with a poster for a 365 days programme.A photograph of a seated audience inside a bright room with white plastic chairs and a latticed window. Men and women in saris and shirts sit facing forward, many with hands clasped in their laps. In the foreground a woman in a blue shawl and orange dotted saree sits beside a woman in a yellow saree holding a beige handbag, and an older woman in a pink saree sits nearby. Behind them, women in lavender, white and pink saris fill the rows. No a person figure is visible.2009-10-24Indoor photo of a seated audience at an eye awareness camp in a plain room with pale green walls and blue plastic chairs. Rows of women in colourful saris, including a green-and-gold sari in the front left, an orange-and-pink sari, and a peach sari, sit attentively facing toward the front. Some hold notebooks or papers. A man in a white shirt and dark trousers sits at the far right edge. Windows are visible at the top of the frame.2009-10-28