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October 12 2016

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An orange-painted single-storey building with a terracotta tiled roof and a small gabled portico serves as a welcome centre. A large banner hung on the front reads Welcome Center in English and Kannada, showing a smiling figure in orange robes and a rudraksha-style pendant; this is a printed banner, not a physical person. Stone steps lead up to a dark doorway, flanked by potted plants, with paved hexagonal stone walkway and green palms and shrubs in front, and a retaining wall on the left. No people are visible.2010-07-07Photograph of a single-storey terracotta-red building with a green metal roof and decorative gold finials along the ridge. Above the entrance hangs a purple banner reading Welcome Center and a Kannada equivalent, showing a smiling figure in orange robes on the left. Red-tiled canopies shelter the entrance and a covered veranda with rows of empty black chairs. Potted plants, small palms, and a paved walkway lead up through a lawn with low garden lights. No people are visible.2010-07-07Exterior of a whitewashed building with a grey metal roof and terracotta-tiled entrance canopy, with a tall-stalked red flowering shrub at left and a yellow flag on a pole at right. Above the entrance hangs a light blue sign reading "Welcome Center" with a photograph on its left showing a bare-chested figure with long hair and rudraksha beads, hands pressed together, shown on the sign as a depiction. No physical people are visible in the scene.2008-11-20Exterior of a red-walled building with a terracotta tiled canopy and green metal roof, labelled Welcome Center. A hanging sign shows a portrait of a smiling man in an orange-saffron turban labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda, with Kannada and Hindi text beneath. Stone steps lead up to the entrance, flanked by conical topiary cypress trees, potted palms and planters, with empty chairs on the veranda.2013-01-25Exterior of a long single-storey orange-walled building labelled as a Welcome Center, with a green metal roof, a row of decorative finials along the ridge, and a covered veranda with rows of empty dark chairs. A purple banner hangs at the entrance showing a portrait of a figure in orange robes beside the Kannada and English words Welcome Center. The lawn in front has landscaped shrubs, palms, small trees, a stone-paved pathway and white bollard lights. No people are visible.2010-07-07November 20 20082008-11-20Exterior of a whitewashed building with a sloped tiled roof and a corrugated metal roof section under a pale blue sky. A blue-and-white sign reads "Welcome Center" with the website www.nithyananda.org and email mail@nithyananda.org. Beside the wording, a pink-toned photograph on the sign shows a figure with palms pressed together in namaste, wearing a pink robe and strands of beads, set against trees. A yellow flag hangs at the lower right edge and a red-flowered tree stands at the left. No people are visible in the scene.2008-11-20A photograph of a white building front with a terracotta-tiled gabled roof and a corrugated metal roof above. A blue-and-white signboard reads "Welcome Center" with a website and email line beneath. On the left of the sign is a black-and-white portrait of a bearded figure in pale robes and a rudraksha mala, hands folded in greeting, with a tree behind. A yellow flag hangs at the right edge of the doorway, and a red-flowered tree grows at the left. No people are visible in the scene; the portrait is printed on the sign.2008-11-20December 30 20082008-12-30November 20 20082008-11-20Exterior of an orange-painted single-storey welcome centre with a terracotta tiled roof, green metal roof edge and small finials along the top. A large banner over the entrance shows a smiling figure in orange clothing and reads Welcome Center in English with Kannada text above and below. A paved path of hexagonal tiles in grey, white and pink leads through green lawn lined with young palms and shrubs to red steps and an open doorway. Rows of dark chairs sit on the covered veranda to the right. No people are visible.2010-07-07November 20 20082008-11-20