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A photograph of a large hall with red carpeting where a musical group performs seated on the floor. In the foreground, a man in a mustard-yellow shirt and white dhoti sings into a handheld microphone, flanked by a man in a brown shirt playing a harmonium-style keyboard with sheet music on a stand, and a seated man in a white shirt playing a tabla-like drum. Another man in a brown shirt sits at the far left beside a laptop and cables. Behind them, many devotees in white, saffron, pink and red saris and white shirts sit and stand across the hall, with framed religious paintings on the walls.

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A seated musical ensemble performs in a hall with a red carpet and devotees behind them. A man in a mustard-yellow shirt and white dhoti sings into a handheld microphone on a stand, with a sheet of lyrics on a music stand before him. To his right, a man in a brown shirt and white dhoti sits at a second microphone with a harmonium-style keyboard and sheet music. To the left, a man in a rust-brown shirt plays a keyboard or electronic instrument, and another man in white kurta and dhoti plays a tabla-style drum. Behind them, women in saris and men in white sit or stand among a larger congregation.2012-01-01January 01 20122012-01-01January 01 20122012-01-01January 01 20122012-01-01A large indoor hall filled with a seated audience, many dressed in white and some in saffron or orange robes, sitting on white floor mats and red-cushioned benches. In the foreground, several women in orange saris with red borders sit on a red stage carpet beside microphones and a silver flask set. A man in white with a green shawl sits on a bench near the centre, and a group of young boys in white and orange sits on the left. Rudraksha malas and flower garlands are visible on several attendees. Wall banners and a golden decorated seat stand at the back of the hall.2014-11-01December 30 20082008-12-30A large hall with a red carpet where four musicians sit on the floor performing devotional music. In the foreground, a man in a yellow shirt and white dhoti sings into a microphone while a man in a brown shirt and dhoti plays a harmonium on the right. A man in a white shirt plays a tabla-style drum, and a seated man on the left plays a small instrument with sheet music nearby. Behind them, a crowd of devotees stands and sits, many women in saris and salwar kameez, some in white traditional clothing, with a bright red backdrop and an umbrella-like decoration in the background.2012-01-01A photograph of a large hall filled with seated devotees, mostly dressed in white, with a row of saffron-robed sannyasis and women in orange saris seated at the front on a raised red-carpeted platform. Several women in orange saris with red borders sit cross-legged before microphones on stands, and a few devotees in white and saffron sit in the foreground. A cameraman kneels in the aisle. Behind the stage are a gilded throne-like seat, a framed picture and a brass bowl and jugs on a side table. Many people are visible across the hall.2014-11-01April 10 20162016-04-10A large hall filled with seated devotees, most dressed in white dhotis and shirts, some with rudraksha malas and sacred ash marks. In the foreground a bald man in white holds a saffron-orange cloth over one shoulder and sits cross-legged on a red carpet. Behind them musicians perform on a stage backed by a lattice screen lit in blue, with a red-clad drummer and a green-clad performer. Framed photographs line the walls.2016-03-07March 07 20162016-03-07A large seated gathering in an ornately decorated hall with hanging garlands, colourful torans and a red-carpeted stage at right. In the foreground, a man in a white kurta with a red-and-gold shawl sings into a microphone while seated on a woven mat. Beside him a musician in cream clothes plays a violin, and at left a man in a red shirt plays a tabla. Women in saris, including one in orange and green, and many men in white sit in rows behind metal railings. Decorated deity murtis stand adorned with garlands along the right wall.2008-12-30