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A black rectangular inaugural plaque with a gold-trimmed silver border and gold-and-silver lettering rests on a table draped with an orange cloth and a white cloth. The plaque reads in Tamil that it was started by K. Suresh Kumar, M.A., M.L., district deputy chairman, dated 18-2-2010. A small orange ring logo sits at the top left corner of the plaque. No people are visible in the frame.

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A photograph of a black plaque with decorative silver-white borders and a draped orange-yellow cloth across its top edge, resting on a white-covered surface. The plaque reads in Tamil script with gold lettering for the name, identifying a Nithyananda Lakshmi scheme initiator named as Thiru. Veerapandi A. Raja, M.A., M.L.A., Veerapandi constituency legislator, dated 18-2-2010, Thursday. No people are visible.2010-02-18April 19 20082008-04-19August 17 20072007-08-17 +1 copiesOutdoor stage event at a dhyanapeetam in Seeragapadi. A man in a white shirt and white dhoti unveils a black plaque covered in orange satin, held by a saffron-robed monk on the left who has one hand on the cloth. The plaque is labelled with a Tamil dedication to an MLA. A red banner behind reads the institution name and a Tamil inauguration phrase. The white-draped table sits on a red-carpeted platform with speakers and palm trees beyond. Three people are visible, with the saffron-clad monk partly cropped at the left edge.2010-02-18A photograph of an outdoor inauguration on a red-carpeted stage under a white canopy. A man in a saffron-orange turban, orange robe and a long beaded rudraksha-style mala stands centre-left, hands pressed together and smiling toward a black plaque draped with orange cloth. To the left, a man in a white shirt and white dhoti holds papers, and to the right a man in white shirt, dhoti, wristwatch and glasses gestures toward the plaque. A white-draped table holds the plaque. Behind them hangs a red and orange banner with a Tamil heading and a flame-like image. A second orange-robed figure stands at the far right edge.2010-02-18August 03 20092009-08-03Outdoor stage event beneath a white tent with a red carpet. A man in orange robes with an orange head wrap and long dark hair stands at left, hands spread toward a plaque being unveiled. A man in white shirt and white dhoti at right pulls a golden-yellow cloth off a black plaque on a white-draped table. Another person in orange robes stands behind him at right, and a man in white stands at far left holding papers. Behind them a red banner reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Seeragapadi. The orange-clad figure's appearance is consistent with the a person candidate cues, but the page does not state he is present, so the identity remains uncertain.2010-02-18July 29 20082008-07-29 +1 copiesA stage function under a white tent with a red stage and a red banner reading Nithyananda Dhyanapeetha Seeragapadi. A man in saffron robes with an orange turban and rudraksha mala stands at left, smiling and clapping. A man in a white shirt and light trousers, barefoot, pulls back an orange cloth draped over two black memorial plaques on a white-covered table. A man in a white shirt and white dhoti at right holds a folded paper. The plaques are inscribed in Tamil with names and the date 18-2-2010.2010-02-18A photograph of an inauguration under a white tent with a red carpet. Centre, a man in an orange turban, orange robe and long rudraksha mala stands barefoot beside a white-draped table, with a black plaque covered by an orange silk cloth. Left, a man in white shirt and white dhoti stands smiling. Right, a man in white shirt, white dhoti and glasses holds papers near the table, while a figure in orange robes stands at the edge. Behind them a red banner shows a logo and Tamil text, and a backdrop of red and dark tones. The turbaned, rudraksha-wearing central man matches the presentation cues, so this is a person in person.2010-02-18A stage event under a red banner printed with Tamil text and a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam logo. A man in an orange robe with a rudraksha mala and orange turban stands at left, hands pressed together in greeting. Beside him a man in white shirt and white trousers holds a printed certificate. Behind a white-draped table, a man in orange robes with long hair sits smiling, raising a hand. Two black plaques with gold lettering on the table are labelled as founded by named individuals and dated 18-2-2010. Attributes: the orange-clad standing man has distinctive turban and mala cues, but appearance alone is uncertain.2010-02-18A black granite plaque mounted on a cream-painted wall, bearing Tamil text and a black-and-white engraved portrait of a smiling man wearing a light turban with a red bindi and a light shawl. The plaque's background shows a faded photograph of a crowd of people in white clothes, with a yellow sash visible at left. Printed text labels the portrait as a person and records the inauguration location as Nithyanandapuri, Mukkonampalayam, Seeragapadi, dated 18.02.2010. Orange cloth and marigold flowers appear at the bottom and right edge. The plaque is a graphic inscription object, so no physical people are present in the scene.2010-02-18