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April 22 2016

A group of women and girls stands on a stage reading from sheets of paper, with a microphone held by a woman in the centre. Two young girls in the foreground, one in an orange and black patterned dress and one in a pink and grey floral lehenga, read from pink papers. Behind them a teenage girl wears a red and white shawl over a cream sari, and a woman with long greying dreadlocks in a cream sari with a gold border and rudraksha beads holds a microphone and a printed sheet. An older woman on the right in a cream sari with a gold border and rudraksha mala holds a white paper. A white tent-like backdrop surrounds the stage.

A photograph of a stage where a group of people stand reading from pink sheets of paper. On the left, two young girls in patterned dresses, one in a brown and cream print and one in pink and grey floral, hold their pages. Behind them, a teenage girl in a white sari with a gold border and a red shawl reads from her page. A woman in a white sari with an orange-gold sash and a microphone reads aloud, and an older woman on the right wears a white sari with a gold border and a long rudraksha mala, holding her sheet. Another person is partly visible behind.

A photograph of a ceremony on a red-carpeted stage under a tent with gold drapery and a golden deity murti on a pedestal. A row of about eight women in white saris and white robes stands reading from pink papers, several with orange or red sashes, rudraksha malas and white tilak marks on their foreheads. One woman at the front right wears an orange blouse and a rudraksha mala and holds a paper. Behind them, a seated person in white and a standing figure in the background watch. Golden ritual staffs and a trident-like item are visible on the left, along with a pink curtain and a small brass altar.

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A group of women stand and read from printed sheets at a microphone in an indoor hall. The woman at left, in a cream saree with a colourful patterned border, reads aloud at the mic stand. Beside her a young woman in a green and white kurta holds papers, and a woman in a white kurta and white shawl with rudraksha beads wears glasses and reads. Further right a young woman in a green patterned kurta and a woman in white clothing with a rudraksha mala stand with papers. A seated woman in white with glasses and a red shawl reads from a sheet, and other white-clad participants stand at right. Audience members sit in the foreground.

November 13 2017

A photograph of a group of women in white and cream traditional sarees with gold borders standing in a line on a polished white floor in a hall with red draped curtains. Several wear rudraksha malas and pose with palms pressed together in namaste or holding small items, one younger girl in a red-and-pink saree kneels with eyes closed. At the far right, men in white dhotis with red shawls stand barefoot. A large screen on the wall shows a portrait of a man with a long beard and orange-red headwear, with no visible personal caption. Gold stanchions line the left edge. Seven to eight people are visible.

A photograph of a group of women performing on a stage, standing in a row while singing or reading from sheets of paper and holding handheld microphones. Most wear white saris with gold borders and bright yellow shawls or scarves, while one woman in the centre wears a white sari with a red-orange shawl. Several wear beaded necklaces and one has a small bindi. A dark red curtain and a wooden panel form the backdrop, and a small floral offering is visible at the lower right edge of the stage.

A group of women in white cream-bordered saris with yellow shawls stands on a stage before a dark maroon curtain. Several hold sheets of paper and read aloud; the woman at centre wears a red shawl and a red bindi and holds a microphone on a stand. A young boy in an orange cloth with a red beaded mala, white markings on his chest and forehead, and a bamboo staff stands at left. Ten people are in the scene, though not all are fully visible. No a person candidate is visible.

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