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November 25 2006

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A large white tented venue with a green floor and red drapes along the top, showing an Ananda Galleria book and merchandise stall with a long white-covered table. Many people in white clothes mill about and browse, including women in saris and men in white shirts and dhotis. Tall banners hang on the back wall: two Ananda Galleria banners showing a bearded man in a white turban and saffron-toned robe, labelled Books, DVD/ACD, Tapes and Gift articles, plus a banner with a portrait in a white turban and a Tamil event notice. A man in saffron clothing stands near the left banner. Photographed from the rear with a clearly visible crowd of about twenty people.

Article - November 26 2006

A photograph of a bookstall tent titled Ananda Galleria, with a large blue banner listing Books, DVD/ACD, Tapes and Gift Articles and a website address. A man in a cream turban and dark embroidered garment smiles from the banner portrait. Beneath it, a crowd of devotees in front stands at the counter, a woman in a white sari with a rudraksha mala browsing items, and men in white shirts and pastel checked shirts around them. Red and white draped fabric and calendars decorate the tent.

A photograph of the Ananda Gallery stall at an outdoor event under a white tent with gathered cream draping. A large blue-bordered banner shows a smiling bearded man in a white turban with a red bindi, long hair and an ornate silver necklace, listing Books, DVD/ACD, Tapes and Gift articles. Beside it hangs a smaller Tamil-language poster of the same figure. Seated at a white-clothed table are a smiling man in a white shirt with an orange-marked forehead, another man in a white shirt, and several women in white sarees and white tops. The table displays DVD cases, booklets, a prayer-bead mala bundle and framed pictures. Cardboard boxes are stacked on the left, and a green pedestal fan stands at right.

A crowded book fair stall with shelves of books and framed portraits. A man in an orange robe with an orange cloth over his shoulder bends over a table signing or handling books, while a bald man in white bends toward the table at centre. Several devotees in white clothes stand around the stall, including a woman in white with a white shawl and a woman in white at lower right. A framed portrait of a saffron-clad figure sits at lower left and wall posters show saffron-robed figures. A photographer with a camera stands at the centre-left among the crowd.

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December 14 2006

A night-time photograph of a open-sided book and media stall under a corrugated metal roof with fluorescent tube lights. A large white banner reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam and Nithyananda Galleria, with a black-and-white portrait labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda showing a smiling figure with long hair, rudraksha beads and a light wrap. Red drapery lines the stall, and tables display books, CDs and DVDs. Several men in white shirts and trousers stand browsing, and one young person in a school-style uniform with a badge is at the front right. A second banner beside the stall advertises a book festival with portrait images.

A photograph of an outdoor event tent with a green floor covering and a long white-draped table of books, DVDs and tapes under a red-trimmed canopy. Large banners behind read Ananda Galleria with lists of Books, DVD/ACD, Tapes and Gift articles, showing portraits of a smiling man in a white turban and dark robe. A tall man in saffron-orange robes with a rudraksha-style garland stands in front of the table. Four people in white clothes with orange shawls stand at the table, one holding a video camera on the right. Smaller smaller banners with Tamil text hang behind the table.

December 12 2007

Article - November 26 2006

A photograph inside a large tent with beige walls and a green floor, where many men and women mill around a registration or sales table. In the centre a man with a shaved head wears an orange saffron wrap over white clothes and leans over the table. Many people wear white shirts and white dhotis, and one woman in an orange and yellow sari stands at left. Behind them hang banners with portraits of a figure in orange headwear and a Tamil caption, including one reading Sri Anandeshwarar temple maha kumbhabhishekam January 2007. Red plastic chairs and a white tablecloth are visible.

April 19 2008