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A woman in a red silk saree with gold border stands on a stage holding a handheld microphone and speaking, with a silver necklace and a gold chain. Behind her hangs red curtains, a carved stone pillar shows a relief of a bull, and brass lamps stand at the right. A woman in a gold and red saree and gold necklace sits in front at left, a woman with glasses and curly hair in a red and gold saree sits centre-right, and a woman in a white saree with a white forehead mark and beaded mala stands at far right. A golden ornate throne or chariot edge and a painted deity image appear at the left edge.

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November 19 20162016-11-19November 19 20162016-11-19November 19 20162016-11-19 +1 copiesA stage event with a red curtain backdrop and a large golden throne on the left bearing a red-cushioned seat. On the throne is a printed photograph of a man seated in meditation, wearing a red-saffron cloth, a red head wrap, rudraksha-style beaded malas and a garland; this is a printed portrait, not a physical person. A woman in a mustard-yellow and green saree stands at centre left speaking into a handheld microphone, with a rudraksha mala around her neck. Seated to her right on a carved stone platform are a woman in a rust-brown robe with a dark mala and a woman in a pink saree, and further right a woman in a red saree and gold border with glasses. A man in white with a red-and-gold sash sits at the far right edge. A brass oil lamp and a carved stone column with animal reliefs stand in the middle of the stage, and a painted deity figure appears in the upper left corner.2016-11-26 +1 copiesNovember 19 20162016-11-19November 19 20162016-11-19 +1 copiesNovember 19 20162016-11-19 +1 copiesNovember 19 20162016-11-19November 26 20162016-11-26 +1 copiesA woman in a deep maroon silk saree with gold zari border stands on a stage holding a microphone in her right hand and gesturing with her left, speaking to an audience. She wears gold jhumka earrings, a nose ring, a gold forehead ornament, and a layered gold necklace with red beads. To her right, a young girl in a teal and gold outfit with a red bindi and a woman in a green-and-orange saree with a bindi and gold necklace watch attentively. Behind them are red backdrop panels with a paisley pattern, gold-framed ornamental panels, and pale yellow-to-lilac drapes. Two physical people are visible in the foreground group, with a partially visible figure at left edge, and the stage setting suggests a session at a conference event.2016-12-01A woman in a yellow saree with a green shawl stands holding a microphone and speaking on a stage. Three girls in traditional dress sit beside her: one in red and gold, one in orange with gold jewellery and rudraksha beads, and one in pink with white flower garland. Behind them is a carved stone pillar with animal reliefs, brass oil lamps, and maroon drapes. On the left, a gold ornate throne with a cobra-hood motif holds a seated figure in saffron robes with a red headpiece, rudraksha mala and flower garlands; this is a depiction on a painted backdrop or figure, and no identity is asserted. A painted deity image with multiple arms is partly visible above.2016-11-26 +1 copiesApril 30 20172017-04-30