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A long row of seated sannyasis in saffron and orange robes sits behind a long red draped table on a stage in a hall. Many wear orange or saffron head cloths and some have white or grey hair. Water bottles stand in front of each seat. Behind them are decorated deity murtis with garlands and a projection screen above. A white curtain hangs at the back, with a sign reading Mobile Camera Audio recording Strictly Prohibited on the wall. Several white-clad attendees stand at the left edge.

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December 30 20092009-12-30A long row of seated monks and sannyasis in saffron and orange robes sits behind a red-draped table with water bottles and microphones on a stage in a hall. Several wear orange turbans or headcloths, one wears a white-and-saffron wrap and rudraksha beads, and others have shaved heads. A flower-garlanded deity murti stands at the left edge, and a blue sign with Kannada text hangs on the back wall beside a projection screen. A photo credit overlay appears on the image.2009-12-30A long row of seated sannyasis in saffron and orange robes sits behind a red draped table with water bottles and papers, in a large hall with pale curtains. A man in white with a yellow shawl stands near a video camera on a tripod, and behind them stand decorated deity murtis with floral garlands and a glass case holding an orange draped object. Several men in white shirts stand or sit along the back of the hall.2009-12-30December 30 20092009-12-30December 30 20092009-12-30A long row of saffron-robed sannyasis and monks sits behind a red-draped table in a hall with a white ceiling canopy and a projector screen at left. A large backdrop at right shows a smiling man in an orange turban and orange shawl beside the printed caption "Ānandeśvara De" and "Paramaha..." text. Several seated figures wear orange and ochre robes, some with white beards, and water bottles stand on the table. A projector displays a map of India, and a small figure in yellow stands at the podium. The scene reads as a formal assembly of monastics.2009-12-30December 30 20092009-12-30December 30 20092009-12-30December 30 20092009-12-30December 30 20092009-12-30December 30 20092009-12-30December 30 20092009-12-30