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A weathered white metal notice board mounted on a blue-painted railing, displaying a long Hindi notice in red lettering. The heading reads Vinamra Nivedan (humble appeal). The body asks devotees to donate only against receipts, to register complaints in the complaint register, and names Mahant Rohit Giri as the submitter for Maa Chandi Devi Mandir Paramarth Trust, Maa Chandi Devi Ji Mandir, Haridwar, Uttarakhand. Sky is pale behind the board and foliage appears at the lower left. No people are visible.

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March 16 20142014-03-16A photograph of a weathered light-blue signboard mounted on a whitewashed wall with a rusted metal roof edge. The sign reads in red and blue lettering maharaj chetan dev ashram with the subtitle shri chetan dev kutiya, and a smaller blue address line for Ganga Nahar Marg, Kankhal, Haridwar (Uttarakhand). No people are visible; a small electrical fitting and wires run beside the board.2008-07-10A photograph of a temple gateway with a white and pink arch topped by a painted Ganesha murti holding a modak and lotus, flanked by two lion statues and two elephant-trunk carvings. Two swastikas decorate the beam. Beneath the arch, a small tin-roofed canopy hangs with marigold garlands and a bell. Several people in saffron and orange robes walk through, one in a saffron shawl with a marigold garland, another in a saffron dhoti, and a figure in a green and pink outfit near the left edge. A sign on the right is written in Hindi and mentions Maa Chandi Devi Mandir.2014-01-13A photograph of a cream-coloured stone or marble memorial plaque mounted on a pale turquoise painted wall. The plaque carries a Devanagari inscription topped by an Om symbol, dedicating a temple (Shri Shivarpan) established in the name of Swami Maheshwaranand ji Maharaj, Mandaleshwar Maharaj, and Swami Kevalyanand ji Maharaj, with the donor couple Shrimati Durga Devi ji and Shriman Lala Govardhandas ji Khanna, an engineer. The plaque shows weathering, chipped edges and a date line ending in Asoj samvat 2013. No people are visible.2006-06-04A photographed printed banner hung on a metal grille, with a pale blue field bordered in orange and red headline text in Tamil. The banner is a printed notice announcing a Tamil devotional message, with a small blue bird logo and dated overlay in the corner. No people are visible; the scene shows only the banner against a grille and a bright decorated background.2006-10-25A large orange outdoor signboard set among green leafy trees. Five framed portrait photographs of bearded saffron-clad sadhus with sacred ash marks are arranged around the board, with Om symbols at top. The Hindi text lists instructions for pilgrims at the Ganga: do not bathe with soap, do not wash clothes with soap in the Ganga, keep the ashram premises clean, and do not throw plastic or garbage into the river. It is signed by Mahamandaleshwar Swami Vishveshwaranand Giri. The sign is a graphic poster, with no physical people in the scene.2008-07-10A photograph of the entrance grille of a temple, with white-and-red signs mounted on iron gates. The left sign reads a ticket price for the entry gate, and the right sign instructs visitors to put donations in the box. Above them, a metal plaque reads Pravesh Dvar Kramank 4 (Entry Gate Number 4). No people are visible in the scene, and no one is shown in the photograph.2016-05-15A white rectangular signboard with red bold lettering stands on a fence line near lush green trees and shrubs. The sign reads Ramakrishna Math & Ramakrishna Mission Sevashrama, Kankhal-Haridwar, established 1901, with the same name and location given in Hindi. Barbed wire runs along the fence in front of the sign, and a road curves through the greenery behind it. No people are visible.2008-07-10June 30 20082008-06-30 +1 copiesJuly 28 20112011-07-28July 02 20082008-07-02July 08 20082008-07-08 +1 copies