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Outdoor festival gathering under a colourful striped tent canopy with red and yellow fringed drapes. Rows of visitors sit on red and blue plastic chairs facing a small stage where several people in white and cream clothing stand near flower arrangements and a decorated backdrop. Among the seated crowd are older women in saffron and white saris, older men in checked shirts, and many children with flowers in their hair. A large portrait-style banner is displayed at the stage. Many people are visible in the crowd.

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Outdoor community event under a tented canopy with red, yellow and orange marigold and tinsel garlands. Rows of red and blue plastic chairs are filled with a large audience, many children and women in colourful saris with flowers in their hair. At the front, a small stage holds a decorated seated figure surrounded by flowers, and several people in saffron and white stand near it, while cameramen and staff with microphones move along the edges. A banner is visible behind the stage. The scene reads as a children's day celebration held at a village venue.2008-11-24A large outdoor event under a colourful striped canopy with yellow and orange fabric draping and marigold garlands. Rows of red and blue plastic chairs fill the foreground, occupied by many women in bright saris and salwars, some with white-haired elders, and children with flowers in their hair. On a raised dais at the centre, a figure in saffron-orange robes sits before a decorated altar with floral arrangements, while attendants in white stand nearby. A banner in the background carries printed text. Many men and boys stand along the sides, and a cameraman is visible at left.2008-11-24November 24 20082008-11-24A large outdoor gathering under a tent with a patterned red and orange canopy and strings of triangular pennants. Rows of red plastic chairs are filled with a seated audience of men and women in saris, salwar and shirts, many with jasmine flowers in their hair. A projection screen and cloth-draped stage are visible at the back, with speakers on the poles. The audience appears to be listening to a talk or programme. No speaker is clearly identifiable in the frame.A large outdoor tented gathering of devotees seated on red plastic chairs under a red and orange patterned canopy with bamboo poles and bunting. Many attendees sit in rows facing a stage at the far end draped in yellow and red checked cloth, where a large screen shows a figure, and a speaker stands at the side. Men wear white shirts and dhotis or trousers, women wear saris in blue, pink, purple and green, and several have flowers in their hair. Trees surround the tent. No individual can be clearly identified on the screen, and the image shows a seated congregation rather than a named event.2003-11-16July 28 20082008-07-28 +1 copiesNovember 24 20082008-11-24Annadhan in 20072007-01-29 +1 copiesNovember 12 20082008-11-12November 24 20082008-11-24A large crowd of devotees fills a bamboo-pole pavilion roofed with thatch, many seated on folding chairs and many standing packed together. Women wear saris in orange, pink, teal, maroon and white, and men wear white shirts and dhotis; some hold small items and one young boy in a yellow shirt and tie stands at right. At right a table holds printed material and items, and a bamboo frame runs along the scene. The atmosphere suggests an inaugural gathering at Pattanam, Tamil Nadu, where the page reports a welcome with offerings and flag hoisting. No identifiable a person appearance is clearly visible in the frame.2008-07-28A large outdoor tented event with a crowd of several hundred seated devotees facing a raised stage. Most attendees sit on rows of blue and red plastic chairs, with men in white shirts and women in white, yellow and orange saris prominent in the foreground. On the stage, a central seated figure in ornate red and gold attire sits beneath a decorated gold backdrop with pink draping, flanked by seated attendants and a deity murti-like arrangement. Tall striped pillars with hanging decorations line the tent edges, and cameras are visible at the left.2008-01-01