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July 15 2011

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July 15 20112011-07-15 +2 copiesJuly 15 20112011-07-15July 15 20112011-07-15July 15 20112011-07-15July 15 20112011-07-15July 15 20112011-07-15July 15 20112011-07-15A photograph of a press interaction at an ornate golden throne decorated with long garlands of red, yellow, green and purple flowers. A man in saffron-orange clothing with a saffron turban and beaded necklaces sits on the throne, appearing to speak to reporters. Around him, several camera operators and journalists hold video cameras, a boom microphone and handheld microphones and recorders pointed toward him. Other men in white shirts and a woman in white stand nearby under a white and red tented canopy. a person candidate is seated on the throne, identified by the orange turban, saffron robes and garland cues, but his appearance is only moderately distinctive. Visible text on a press microphone reads as a news channel logo.2011-07-15September 28 20222022-09-28A man seated on an ornate gilded throne decorated with a large arch of marigolds and roses in red, yellow and white. He wears a golden crown, saffron-orange robes and a long white and red flower garland with a gold chain necklace, hands resting in his lap. Behind him hangs a striped red, yellow and white canopy, with small brass oil lamps mounted on the dark wall.January 01 20082008-01-01A photograph inside a white tented pavilion where devotees gather around an ornate gold throne with a carved gold back. A central figure sits on the throne with long dark hair, wearing an orange-saffron robe and a multi-coloured flower garland, with a crown-like gold element above. Some attendants and devotees in white and orange clothing stand nearby; a young man in an orange robe with a gold necklace stands at left, a man in a white shirt and orange shawl is in the foreground, and women in white saris and orange shawls stand at right. Garlands hang on the throne, a trident leans at the left edge, and a standing fan and tent drapery are visible. The scene suggests a devotional darshan or reception with attendants offering respect to the seated figure.2009-07-07