Image 1 of 1

sdas05112009_sai-shirdi_maharashtra0049.jpg

Add to Cart Add to Lightbox Download
Hindu Devotees with shaved heads are seen eating the prasad at The Sai Prasadalaya in Shirdi, Maharashtra, India. The prasadalaya feeds an approximate number of 30000 Sai Baba devotees as a Prasad (holy meal). Free Prasad meals are served to all the devotees. An approximate number of 1000 devotees are served everyday with this facility. Expenses for a plate of Prasad meal is around Rs. 15/- but the Saibaba Sansthan provides prasad meals to all Sai devotees to Rs. 6/- only. The prasadalaya at the Shirdi Sai Baba Shrine is powered by a large array of concave mirrors that transform sunlight to energy to create hot water and steam for the cooking process. Photograph: Sanjit Das
Copyright
Sanjit Das
Image Size
4368x2912 / 7.0MB
Contained in galleries
T.I.I - This is India, everyday India
Hindu Devotees with shaved heads are seen eating the prasad at The Sai Prasadalaya in Shirdi, Maharashtra, India. The prasadalaya feeds an approximate number of 30000 Sai Baba devotees as a Prasad (holy meal). Free Prasad meals are served to all the devotees. An approximate number of 1000 devotees are served everyday with this facility. Expenses for a plate of Prasad meal is around Rs. 15/- but the Saibaba Sansthan provides prasad meals to all Sai devotees to Rs. 6/- only. The prasadalaya at the Shirdi Sai Baba Shrine is powered by a large array of concave mirrors that transform sunlight to energy to create hot water and steam for the cooking process. Photograph: Sanjit Das