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October 09 2011

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A long row of seated devotees performs a group puja on a white marble floor in a hall with pink walls and red curtains. Many people, mostly women and girls, hold incense sticks or small bells, and brass plates with flowers, bananas and fruit sit before them alongside lit oil lamps and small brass vessels set on woven mats. Several participants wear white or cream saris, while others wear yellow, blue and orange salwar kameez with gold bangles. The scene appears to be a group puja in progress. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person.2011-10-09Devotees seated on mats in rows during an evening puja, holding small brass oil lamps and bells. Front row: young girls and boys, one girl in an orange and cream outfit, a teenage girl in a patterned kurta with a gold pendant, a woman in a white dress with a green border raising a hand to her forehead, and a girl in a teal top with an orange shawl. Behind them adults in red and white saris and light clothing hold flames. Brass plates with flowers and a kalasha-like vessel sit on the floor. Metal stanchions run through the hall. No identifiable a person figure is visible.2011-11-27May 11 20132013-05-11September 26 20112011-09-26September 07 20112011-09-07September 26 20112011-09-26September 16 20112011-09-16A photograph of a row of young girls and women seated on the floor in saffron-orange saris with maroon borders, wearing rudraksha malas and bangles, with white vibhuti lines on their foreheads. They hold small brass bells and lamps while seated before silver trays holding oil lamps, pink flowers, white blossoms and brass vessels. Pink walls, white cabinets and a window frame the room, and a few men in the background sit at the edge of the frame.2014-04-04 +1 copiesDecember 13 20112011-12-13October 10 20112011-10-10September 16 20112011-09-16December 18 20102010-12-18