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A dim dining hall with long metal tables where many men in white shirts and white dhotis sit and eat from steel plates, with stainless steel bowls and water bottles on the tables. A man in a lilac shirt and grey trousers sits at the front of the frame, and an older man in a pale blue shirt with a red cloth draped over his shoulder sits nearby. Several men in white stand along the right side, one wearing a saffron-orange dhoti border and holding white plates. People stand and move through the background among the seated diners. This appears to be a communal meal service during a gathering.

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A large dining hall at a person Spurana convention, with men in white shirts and white dhotis queuing and eating at long steel tables. Several men seated on the left eat from steel plates with their hands, while a line of men holding empty round steel plates waits on the right. Pillars, ceiling fans and fluorescent lights line the hall. No ritual or identifiable a person figure is visible.2006-12-15 +1 copiesA dim dining hall where many men in white shirts and white dhotis are seated at long tables eating from steel plates and small bowls set on the tables, with serving trays and steel containers at the centre. Others stand in a crowded queue or move between tables carrying white plates. Windows with grilles and tall pillars line the back of the room. Some attendees wear green and orange cloths, and a person in a blue shirt with a shoulder strap stands at the lower left. Many people are visible, mostly partially seen, at a large annadan or mealtime gathering during an event.2006-12-15A photograph of a large institutional dining hall with long metal tables and benches, where many men in white shirts and white dhotis or trousers are seated eating from steel plates and thalis. A line of men stands along the left, some holding plates, and a man in a checked shirt and dark trousers walks between tables. Ceiling fans, fluorescent lights and barred windows are visible. The setting resembles a communal meal at a conference or annadan-style gathering.2006-12-15December 15 20062006-12-15A photo inside a large hall with ceiling fans and fluorescent lights, showing a dining scene with many people seated at long metal tables eating from steel plates. Most attendees wear white shirts and white dhotis or trousers. A standing man in a white shirt with a pendant necklace carries a plate of food and smiles, while another man in a checked shirt walks nearby. Crowds stand and move along the walls, and a man in a patterned jacket sits at the right. The setting suggests a communal meal service at an event.2006-12-15A dining hall with long metal tables and stools, where men in white shirts and white dhotis queue and sit to eat. Several standing people wear white with name badges or lanyards, and one holds a white plate. Large barred windows line the pale walls, and fluorescent lights hang overhead. No one in the scene is clearly identifiable as a person.2006-12-15A long hall with many men in white dhotis and white shirts eating a meal from steel plates on long metal tables, serving staff carrying plates and trays through the crowd. Several men in white stand at the back and sides of the room, with large windows and concrete pillars lining the space. A plastic water bottle sits on one table. A small framed portrait hangs on the far left wall. This appears to be a communal dining scene at an event.2006-12-15December 15 20062006-12-15December 15 20062006-12-15December 15 20062006-12-15A large dining hall with long stainless-steel tables where many men in white shirts and white dhotis or trousers sit eating from round metal thalis containing rice and curries. In the foreground, a man in a white shirt with glasses eats with his right hand, beside a younger man in a white shirt and watch, and a man in a pink shirt with a wrist band eats from a thali of rice. Many more people stand and sit in the background amid pillars and tiled walls, with a white-clad figure walking at left. The scene suggests a communal meal service.2006-12-15December 14 20062006-12-14