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December 13 2007

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February 22 2009- Kalpataru Convention at Mysore Karnataka2009-02-22A photo of devotees at a long white-draped merchandise table under a tent, browsing and handling books, CDs and small silver-toned items such as keychains and pendants. Most people wear white shirts and white clothing; some have rudraksha-style beaded cords around their necks. A bald older man in a white shirt stands at the centre with a book in hand. No a person candidate is visible; the people are shoppers and sellers. Several stacks of books and DVD-style cases fill the foreground.2007-12-13A busy sales counter under a white tent at a person Spurana programme in Salem, Tamil Nadu. Several people in white clothes crowd a long table stacked with books, DVDs and framed wooden plaques, plus small brass or gold-toned items. A woman in a white sari with a gold border, a rudraksha mala and a red bindi reaches toward the table while looking at the camera. Other attendees in white shirts and dhotis browse and hold booklets.2007-12-13A photograph inside a large white marquee with red-and-white draped edges and green carpet, showing a book and merchandise stall. A young woman in white with a yellow flower in her hair stands behind the table on the left, facing the visitors. Two men in white shirts with ID badges stand at the table on the right, one holding small printed booklets or cards. Several other people in white clothing are visible in the background, and a man in a grey shirt looks over the table. The table displays books, booklets, rudraksha mala strands and small items, with a few cardboard boxes stacked nearby. A banner on the left reads Nithyananda Gallery, partially visible. Visible physical people number about seven to nine.2006-11-26December 21 20072007-12-21February 01 2009 Kalpataru Convention at Coimbatore City2009-02-01A photograph of a large crowd of devotees in white traditional clothing queuing at a long table under a pale tent canopy with ceiling fans. Men and women stand shoulder to shoulder, many handling small items, rudraksha or bead bracelets, and red and silver objects laid out on the table, possibly merchandise or ritual items for sale. A man in a white kurta with glasses and a red-beaded necklace stands at the right edge, reaching toward the table. A purple wall with hanging marigold-like garlands forms the backdrop. A purple circular logo appears at the upper left corner.2006-12-14A crowded indoor hall with pale green walls and fluorescent lights, where many people gather around a long table covered with white cloth and rows of framed pictures, DVDs and cards. Several women in white and pink saris, one in a green sari with a red bindi and gold necklace, look over the items and handle small cases. Men in white shirts and trousers stand nearby, and one man wears a white lanyard. A red cloth runs along the front of the table, and the scene reads as a merchandise or literature stall at a convention.2006-07-30December 13 20072007-12-13March 23 20082008-03-23A large crowd of people, many in white shirts and white clothing, presses around a long table at an indoor hall with a high metal roof. Several staff in white shirts stand behind the table handling items, while devotees reach forward to take rudraksha malas and printed books and cards laid out on the tables. Some women wear sarees and flowers in their hair. Plastic chairs are stacked along the side, and colourful booth banners with geometric patterns are visible in the background.2010-02-14A photograph of a busy merchandise stall at an indoor event under a white tent. Several people in white clothing stand behind and in front of a long table stacked with DVDs, CD cases, small framed photographs and books. A woman in a white top with a black beaded mala necklace hands a card or paper to a vendor at the table, while a man in white reaches toward the stock. Other attendees browse books and pamphlets, and a name badge is visible on one person's chest. Shelves of framed items and brochures line the foreground.2007-12-13