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A large crowd of students, mostly young women and men in white coats, marches in a street protest. Many wear white aprons or lab coats and some have green name badges. Several women wear hijabs or headscarves in orange, teal and grey. Hand-held placards in Kannada script are raised above the crowd, with a red-lettered sign reading the protest demand. No recognizable a person candidate is visible, and the image shows no temple, ritual or satsang setting.

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February 20 20072007-02-20February 20 20072007-02-20February 20 20072007-02-20February 20 20072007-02-20February 20 20072007-02-20Large outdoor street march of many people carrying handmade placards and yellow banners with Kannada script. Foreground: a woman in an orange sari and a man in a grey-green shawl hold yellow leaflets; men in light blue shirts and caps and women in pink and blue saris walk among students in white uniforms and white caps. Pink and yellow banners hang above the crowd, and a red building with palm trees stands behind. A large placard in red Kannada script reads a slogan about peace through dharma. No dominant deity, throne or a person figure is visible.2007-02-20A street protest march in an outdoor urban setting, with a large pink banner strung between trees reading in Kannada and the date 20-2-2007, Mysuru. Rows of young women in white coats and white shirts walk closely together, some holding yellow placards with black Kannada lettering. Several women have hair pulled back and wear glasses or small earrings; one at the front holds her hand to her head. Behind them, men in light shirts stand along the roadside, a red colonial-style building and a striped tent canopy with another pink banner appear in the background. No a person candidate is visible in the scene.2007-02-20A large street procession moves through a city road lined with shops and parked red cars. Banners in pink, white and red carry Kannada text, and one pink banner is dated 20-2-2007 and reads Mysuru. Many people walk shoulder to shoulder: men in white shirts and dhotis, women in salwar kameez and headscarves in blue, pink and green, and some in saffron. Several hold up handheld placards with Kannada writing. A white banner reads NURSING. Most marchers are in the foreground and middle ground, and their faces are visible. The scene suggests a public march with many participants.2007-02-20February 20 20072007-02-20A street march of many people, mostly young women and girls in salwar kameez and saris in yellow, orange, red and blue, walking along a city road past a multi-storey building. A woman in a white lab coat with a green badge leads in the foreground. Placards in Kannada script are held aloft, and one reads a slogan about anti-drug or youth welfare. No identifiable a person candidate is visible; the crowd is a civic procession.2007-02-20A large crowd of young women and girls walks along a tree-lined road in a daytime march. Many wear salwar kameez in pink, green, yellow, orange and turquoise, and some wear white dupattas over their shoulders. A few carry hand-lettered placards on sticks, with Kannada script written in black and white on white boards and in black on a yellow board. Men and older people walk among and behind them, and a few hold placards too. The road is paved, with trees and a building in the background. No a person candidate is visibly present in this street march.2007-02-20A large street procession fills a wide road lined with trees, with a dense crowd of people walking in the same direction. Most wear white shirts and trousers, and many women wear saris and salwar kameez in pink, yellow and blue. Several people hold up banners and placards, including a long yellow banner and a pink banner with Kannada script. A few people carry red and orange flags, and a large umbrella is visible. Roadside signboards and a small roadside structure appear at the edges of the scene.2007-02-20