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A crowded interior corridor of a temple-style building decorated with orange and yellow marigold garlands strung along an arched doorway. Many men and some women in white dhotis and shirts, and a few in colourful saris, fill the space, several looking toward the bright entrance. A tall pillar on the right is wrapped in a painted panel with yellow and red flower motifs and a blue dove emblem. Tables with white cloths line the right side, where people are seated. A bell hangs at the left edge.

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June 05 20122012-06-05June 05 20122012-06-05 +1 copiesApril 29 20122012-04-29April 29 20122012-04-29A crowd of devotees in white clothes streams through a dim temple corridor toward a bright doorway. Orange and white marigold garlands hang across the arches overhead, and a large brass bell hangs on the left. Many people in the foreground raise their arms, some with hands clasped above their heads, while others hold up phones. A woman in a white sari and a man in a checked shirt stand near the front. A sign with Tamil script hangs above the bright entrance, and a shrine-like doorway with a painted panel is visible on the right. The people are seen from behind, and no individual's face is clearly identifiable.2012-04-29April 29 20122012-04-29A crowded indoor temple hall decorated with a marigold and leaf canopy strung across the ceiling and tall cylindrical pillars wrapped in painted yellow, blue and red patterned cloth with orange fringe and garlands. A dense crowd of men in white shirts and dhotis stands in the foreground, backs to the camera. Further in, a robed figure in white and saffron with a white head covering stands near the centre, and a shaved-headed man in white is among a group of devotees near a shrine area. Ceiling lights hang above.2012-06-05 +2 copiesJune 05 20122012-06-05 +1 copiesA crowded photograph inside a stone-pillared temple corridor decorated with orange and white marigold garlands and hanging green mango-leaf torans. Columns are wrapped in striped fabric with blue medallions and yellow flowers. Many men in white shirts and dhotis press together, with a man in the foreground wearing a black shoulder bag and dark hair. No one wearing saffron, crown or rudraksha is clearly visible, so no a person candidate is identified. Beyond the archway, a bright open doorway shows figures in the distance.2012-06-05A photograph inside a temple hall with a marble-clad wall on the left and stone pillars wrapped in patterned fabric with bird and floral motifs. Strings of orange and yellow marigold garlands hang across the ceiling. A line of devotees stands in a queue, mostly men in white dhotis and white or pastel shirts, one in a checked shirt and one in a navy top at the right edge. An elderly woman in a yellow sari with a yellow mark on her forehead stands at the left. Near the bottom right, a long wooden or cloth-covered table and a gold-coloured object are visible. The people appear to be waiting for darshan.2012-06-04A large crowd sits and stands in a temple corridor lined with painted pillars in yellow, green and blue, hung with orange marigold garlands, leading toward a bright archway opening. Most men wear white shirts and mundus, some with rudraksha malas around their necks; a woman in a pink sari and glasses sits at the front left, and a bare-chested man with a sacred thread stands on the right. Several men press their palms together in namaskar. The page indicates a satsang event, but no a person candidate is clearly identifiable among the visible people.2012-06-05 +1 copiesA large seated congregation fills a pillared hall decorated with marigold garlands, painted cloth bands and a blue-and-white circular emblem on the columns. Most attendees sit cross-legged on the floor in white dhotis and shirts or cream and pink saris. A man in a light blue shirt and a man in an orange shirt sit near the centre, while others sit with hands folded in prayer. Beyond them, a crowd stretches toward an archway, with a figure in orange near the left edge. Several men wear rudraksha or beaded necklaces. No single figure is clearly identifiable as a person.2012-06-05 +1 copies