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June 01 2009

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November 16 20092009-11-16February 24 20072007-02-24A photograph of a large hall with a white tent-like ceiling, hung with decorative cylindrical banners in red, yellow and blue patterns with orange tassels, and white ceiling fans. Many people in white and light clothing stand and walk on a pale floor edged with orange carpeting. In the centre, a man in orange robes with a white cloth over his shoulder stands near a woman in a white sari with an orange border and a woman in a red and black sari. Other figures wear white kurtas, white dhotis, pink saris and dark trousers. The scene suggests an evening gathering or darshan.2010-07-04December 27 20092009-12-27A crowded indoor program hall under a white tent canopy, with patterned hanging banners and a framed deity image on a left wall. Many people in white clothing stand and mingle among seated attendees on yellow and patterned mats. A man in a grey shirt and a man in an orange shirt, both wearing marigold garlands, stand near the centre. A woman in a teal sari also wears a garland at left. Several seated people wear orange and yellow shawls in the foreground. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person from appearance cues, so no candidate is marked.2009-06-01Indoor hall with white walls, hanging ceiling fans and tall pillars wrapped in yellow and multicoloured patterned cloth. A large crowd in white ritual clothing and saffron-yellow scarves stands and sways with raised arms, singing or celebrating. Men in white kurtas and dhotis are prominent in the foreground, with a man in orange-saffron clothing among them. Women in colourful saris and salwar kameez stand and sit on the floor at left, and seated devotees with rudraksha malas and yellow-orange shawls are at lower centre. A lanyard-badged volunteer and devotees in white are scattered through the crowd.2009-06-22A large hall with a white tent ceiling and hanging colourful cloth banners edged with yellow tassels. A crowd of devotees stands and sits on yellow and pink floor mats. Many wear white kurtas and pants, with white garlands, and several seated front-left wear saffron and orange robes with orange shawls. Others stand with hands folded in prayer. Behind them a wall clock, a framed picture and a sound speaker are visible, along with a painted mural on the left wall. No single figure is clearly identifiable as the a person.2009-06-01A photograph of a large white tented hall with decorative hanging cylindrical banners in red, yellow and blue patterns with elephant motifs, and ceiling fans. A crowd of devotees, many men in white dhotis and shirts and women in white and cream saris, mills about on a tiled floor with red mats along the sides. In the right foreground a man in an orange-saffron robe holds a small printed card while standing near a woman in a cream sari with an orange border and a woman in a white sari with a yellow shawl. A wall clock and a wooden stage are visible in the background.2010-07-04December 27 20072007-12-27A seated congregation in a large hall with a white tent-like ceiling hung with decorative yellow, orange and blue cloth banners. Most participants wear white with red or orange shawls and rudraksha malas, sitting on yellow and orange mats with palms pressed together in namaskar. In the front row, a man in white kurta sits beside a man in orange robes and a rudraksha mala, then a woman in orange with folded hands and a young man in white with red shawl. Further back, a monk in orange robes stands at the left edge. A camera on a tripod is set up in the middle aisle, and a raised altar with a lit lamp is visible at the far end.2009-06-01A crowded indoor hall under a white tent-style ceiling, decorated with tall cylindrical hanging banners in red, yellow, blue and green patterns with elephant motifs. Many men in white clothing mill about, several wearing rudraksha malas, some with white shawls and lanyards. A man in the foreground centre wears an orange shawl over white clothes and a rudraksha mala. A red banner reading Nithyanandam hangs on the back wall beside a framed painting and a wall clock. The people are standing and talking in a dense group.2008-12-28December 23 20082008-12-23