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September 04 20112011-09-04 +1 copiesA photograph of a red school signboard mounted on the front of an orange building with a teal-striped gabled roof under a blue sky. The sign shows a portrait of a smiling man wearing an orange turban with a red dot on his forehead and an orange robe, set against a red background. The sign reads Nithyananda Gurukul as the main title, with a subtitle about an English-medium co-educational residential school, established in 2006, and the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam address in Bidadi. The portrait is a printed caption-labelled image, not a physical person, and no people are present in the scene.2010-10-05A building entrance with orange-painted walls and corrugated metal awnings over a doorway. A large maroon banner above the door reads Nithyananda Gurukul with a smiling man in an orange-yellow turban and orange garment, labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda, a printed portrait not a physical person. Potted plants, a small wall poster and a pink drawing sit beside the door on the concrete steps. No people are visible in the scene.2011-08-11 +1 copiesNight photo of a white building with a green-and-white corrugated roof and red-brown pillars at the entrance. A large white banner above the doorway reads "Nithyananda Gurukul" and shows a smiling portrait of a man in a white turban with a red bindi and a dark garment with ornate trim, labelled with the Nithyananda Foundation logo. Around twenty-five children sit on the front steps holding metal plates and bowls, some in red, pink, white and striped shirts. A woman in a yellow sari stands in the open doorway, a man in white dhoti and shirt walks at the right edge, and a person in a white dhoti stands at the right. Potted plants flank the steps.2008-05-12A photograph of a large blue banner mounted on a white wall, reading Nithyananda Gurukul with its Tamil equivalent and the Nithyananda Foundation logo. The banner shows a smiling man in a cream-coloured turban with a red bindi, long dark hair and a dark embroidered garment with a white sash, labelled as a portrait by the banner's printed name. Below the banner, two people are partly visible at the bottom edge: an older man with a shaved head and a younger man with long hair and a white tilak on his forehead, both seen only from the shoulders up. Framed photographs hang on a wall shelf at the right edge.2006-10-02A 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 an outdoor banner mounted on a wall, promoting a free meditation camp. The banner shows a smiling woman with long dark hair wearing an orange garment, captioned as a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda". Large red and black text beside the portrait reads the event details. No physical people are visible in the scene beyond the printed portrait.September 17 20072007-09-17An outdoor roadside billboard with an orange and cream background. On the left, a portrait of a smiling man wearing a white turban and white shawl is labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" on the sign. On the right, a circular inset shows a deity murti of Sri Anandeshwar draped in red and orange flower garlands, with a silver kalasha-like vessel before it. Below the central text is a red arrow reading "Welcomes you 1K.M" with phone, fax, email and website details. Metal posts and a sky with clouds frame the sign, with shrubs and a low building behind it.2005-12-31June 08 20172017-06-08Welcome CenterA printed white vinyl banner hangs on a pale wall for Nithyananda Global Community Initiatives, a unit of the Dhyanapeetha Charitable Trust in Bidadi, Bengaluru. A framed portrait labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda shows a smiling woman in orange clothing with dark hair, beside a circular ring of stylised figures. The banner carries a mission statement about food, education and healthcare, with a blue-grey logo and a small bird emblem at the top corner.