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A large hall with a crowd of seated devotees on colourful striped mats. In the foreground, young women and girls wear orange-saffron sarees with gold necklaces, kumkum and jewellery, sitting cross-legged in rows. A man in a white dhoti and shawl with white markings on his arms stands at left holding papers and a notebook, while a seated person in a grey jacket reads from a sheet at lower centre. Behind them, a larger congregation in white clothes sits in the hall, with golden railings and a deity murti visible in the far background.

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July 08 20172017-07-08Large indoor satsang gathering of devotees seated on the floor in rows, most women wearing bright orange saris and orange-red clothing with white vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads and gold necklaces. A woman in the foreground on the left sits with arms folded and a green water bottle beside her; a young girl in orange hugs her knees in front. Behind them, many people in white traditional dress sit in the hall, with white arched lights and a red-draped altar area visible in the background. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person in this crowd, so no candidate is marked.2017-07-08July 16 20172017-07-16July 09 20172017-07-09July 09 20172017-07-09July 09 20172017-07-09August 13 20162016-08-13A large seated audience of devotees fills a hall at a satsang or discourse. In the foreground, women in orange and saffron garments, many wearing rudraksha malas, sit on the floor; one in a red sari and another in pink-bordered orange sit closest to the camera. Several women wear white vibhuti or kumkum marks on their foreheads. Behind them, rows of people in white and orange clothing sit on the floor, with men in white kurtas and shirts seated on chairs at the back. A decorated deity murti is visible at the far right edge against a gold backdrop.2016-09-18January 10 20162016-01-10July 08 20172017-07-08July 09 20172017-07-09A photograph of a large seated satsang gathering in a hall with cream tiled floor. Foreground rows hold children and young adults in saffron-orange and white dhotis and shawls with rudraksha malas; several boys wear orange with gold borders. Behind them, a dense crowd of devotees in white and orange sits on mats and red cushions, many with vibhuti or tilak on their foreheads. A woman in white with gold-bordered sari sits at right. Wall paintings and framed images of deities decorate the back wall.2016-08-13