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November 08 2014

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A photograph of the side of a maroon bus wrapped in a banner advertising a nationwide Ananda Ratha Yatra. Upper panel reads a Tamil headline meaning India full Ananda Ratha Yatra. Left panel shows a smiling man with a tied orange turban, red tilak on forehead and orange garment, captioned with a printed name Paramahamsa Nithyanandar and a Tamil phrase meaning living incarnation. Right panel shows a deity murti pair draped in heavy garlands and jewelled silver-gold ornaments, with a caption naming Nithyanandeswari and Nithyanandeswarar. Centre text names the deities in Tamil. A dark tyre sits below and a contact phone number appears at lower right. No physical people are shown beyond the portrait on the banner.2014-11-08November 08 20142014-11-08Photo 11690376September 23 20062006-09-23A photograph of a white vehicle roof with a rectangular sign board in red Tamil lettering reading a printed name, with a framed portrait at left of a smiling man wearing an orange-saffron turban and orange robe with a red bindi. The portrait is printed on the sign, not a physical person. The vehicle has a wire mesh rack and palm trees appear in the background against a bright sky. No physical people are visible in the scene.2012-01-07January 07 20122012-01-07November 08 20142014-11-08A photograph of a cream-coloured truck with its cab window open, where a smiling man in a white striped shirt and red wristband leans out of the driver's seat. The truck bed displays a large orange banner printed with a portrait of a smiling man wearing an orange turban, orange robe and a red bindi, labelled as a portrait caption with the name Paramahamsa Nithyananda in Tamil script. Beside the portrait, the banner reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam and Thane cyclone relief work. Above, a patterned red and gold cloth canopy covers the vehicle. The banner is the depicted a person portrait; the driver is a physical person.2012-01-06A blue truck parked on dirt beside trees, carrying a large multicoloured printed banner for a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam ratha pada yatra. The left panel shows a portrait of a smiling long-haired figure in orange robes with a mala, labelled as Paramahamsa Nithyananda in print. The right panel shows a deity image of Anandeshwarar and Anandeshwari on a ratha, with garlands. Orange flags fly from the truck roof. Tamil schedules list dates and towns, and a red box gives a 12 January 2009 7.30 pm event. The banner is printed, so the figure is a depiction; no physical people are visible.2009-01-31A large outdoor billboard in pink and white with a smiling man in orange-red turban and orange-red robes, rudraksha beads visible at the chest, shown in a portrait on the left. The portrait is labelled with the printed name Paramahamsa Nithyananda. Large Tamil headline text on the right and a contact phone number list below. Trees and a white structure are visible at the edge of the frame.2006-09-23 +1 copiesA large outdoor event banner in pink, purple and yellow, mounted in front of a temple. On the left, a portrait of a smiling man with long dark hair, a white head wrap with a red bindi, a white garment and a rudraksha mala with red beads; the portrait is a printed depiction, not a physical person. On the right, a printed image of a deity pair in ornate gold crowns and garlands, seated on a decorated throne. Text announces an Ananda Rathotsavam chariot festival, with the caption naming a person as the initiator. No physical people are visible in the scene.2006-09-23 +1 copiesA printed Tamil banner hangs on a metal frame outdoors, advertising a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam ratha padayatra. On the left is a portrait of a smiling woman with long dark hair, orange garment and a red bindi, labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda in Tamil, and in the centre left-to-right are Tamil headlines and the Dhyanapeetam logo. On the right is a deity image of a standing and seated figure decorated with yellow and red garlands and red-and-white garments, captioned Anandeshwarar Anandeshwari. A large red-on-cream slogan reads Kotikkan Darisana Ratha Pada Yatra. No people are physically present in the scene.2009-01-31