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Photo 11740756November 10 20112011-11-10January 07 20122012-01-072010 - Photo Album +3 copiesBook cover for a Tamil-language book titled Manathai Thira Magizchi, with a large photograph of a smiling man in an orange-saffron turban and orange robe, with a red bindi on his forehead and long dark hair visible at the sides. A red corner banner sits at the top left. The lower third has a black band with the Tamil title and author line in white, and a small blue and white publisher logo at lower left. Appearance-based label: a person, shown as a printed cover portrait, so depiction applies.February 20 20122012-02-20A photograph of an unveiling at a small indoor space with a blue banner reading Tamil text and a large portrait of a smiling man wearing an orange turban. A bald man in saffron-orange robes stands at left, pulling aside an orange cloth that covers the banner, and a person in white stands at right with hands pressed together in greeting. Below, a white draped seat is decorated with a garland of yellow and orange flowers. Red roses decorate the banner's edges. The portrait on the banner is a printed depiction, not a physical person.2010-09-11November 25 20102010-11-25March 07 20122012-03-07A printed white vinyl banner hangs on a metal mesh fence in front of green foliage. On the left is a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" showing a smiling person with dark hair, a red bindi and an orange garment with rudraksha-style beads; this is a printed portrait, not a physical person. The banner carries Tamil text in red and blue lettering, with the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam logo at top right. No physical people are visible.A photograph taken at an outdoor festival setting under a white canopy. A large printed banner stands on a stand at right, featuring a smiling man with a long face and a saffron-orange turban and shawl, with a red-and-gold bordered frame and Tamil script above and below. In the left foreground, a few people in white dhotis and light clothing stand or walk, and a woman in a light sari is partly visible. The banner is a printed portrait with a caption, so the pictured man is depicted rather than physically present.2022-04-1627 ஏப்ரல் 2008 உலகளாவிய இந்து சமுதாயங்கள்