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December 19 20032003-12-19A photograph of a white multi-storey building facade with a curved balcony and pillars, its entrance labelled with Tamil script on the upper fascia. Several large orange-robed portrait banners hang on the building: one on the balcony, two beside the entrance and one at the lower left, each showing a smiling man in an orange turban and orange shawl with hands folded. Two men in white dress walk toward the open doorway, and a man in white stands at the lower right near the entrance steps. Shrubs and a metal handrail sit in the foreground.2003-11-09A building facade decorated with a large framed portrait of a smiling man wearing an orange turban with a red bindi and an orange robe, set against a red backdrop. The portrait is festooned with marigold garlands in yellow-orange. The building itself is painted orange and cream with vertical stripes and blue window grilles with string lights. Below the portrait a sign reads Paramahamsa Nithyananthi and Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam, and a row of white bulb lights runs along the roof edge. No people are visible in the scene; the portrait is a printed depiction.2010-02-18A photograph of a cream-coloured multi-storey building with a decorative floral pediment and arched balcony, draped with three large vertical banners. The two outer banners show a smiling young man with long hair and red-tinted tones over flower fields; the centre banner shows a figure in orange robes with a glowing orange background and the word "a person" in script at top. On the balcony two men in white clothes stand, one at the railing near the centre. Cars are parked at the lower left and right, and a few people in white shirts walk near the entrance steps and car park.2007-01-12A staircase entrance inside a building with mint green walls and a wooden double door at the top. Several large framed portraits are displayed: a central poster shows a smiling man in white headwear and white garments with rudraksha beads; flanking portraits above and on the railing show a man in a red-orange turban and clothing; additional blue-framed posters on the upper balcony show a man in a white turban with text panels. A small portrait and a sign sit on the lower steps, with brass oil lamps (diya) on either side. No people are physically present in the scene.November 17 20052005-11-17 +1 copiesStreet-level photo outside a building with a Dhyanapeetam entrance. Several large banners show a man in orange robes and orange turban with ornate necklaces, one labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" in Tamil and English, another reading "Dhyanapeetam". A pink-tinted banner above the doorway shows two smiling men in yellow turbans. Physical people in front: a smiling man in white kurta with a red tilak, and women in white saris with gold borders and orange shawls walking out of the doorway; a woman in a white sari holds a mala. The banners depict people, not physical people present. Physical people in view number roughly four to six.2006-09-23Photograph of the entrance steps of the Sathguru Gnanananda Hall, with its name in white letters on the building facade above. A large yellow-bordered banner on the steps shows a seated figure in orange robes with rudraksha beads and a red tilak, meditating beneath a tree, with Tamil text beside it. Several people in orange and white clothes walk up and down the steps, including one in an orange robe carrying papers and another in white holding a pink folder.2009-01-26January 26 20092009-01-262008 - Kailasa India Sangha ActivitiesJanuary 26 20092009-01-26A photograph of a courtyard event with a man in a saffron-orange turban and saffron-orange robes walking forward, long dark hair falling at his back, a white-clad devotee beside him. Behind them, people in white dhotis and kurtas stand and walk along a pale tiled courtyard lined with potted plants. A row of large white banners hangs from a building facade, each printed with a smiling portrait of a man in a white turban and the words 'Nithyananda Seva Trust' and 'Nithyananda Spiritual Works'. A man in a cream kurta and orange-and-red shawl stands near the banners, and two men in white kurtas stand with hands joined in greeting on the right.2006-07-27