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A group photo of about a dozen people standing in front of a weathered wall beside a palm tree, below a large Tamil-language banner. The banner shows a large portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" of a smiling woman with a red bindi and dark hair, next to Tamil text reading Nithyananda Youth Organisation welcomes Ulavara. Front row includes a woman in a pink-and-grey sari, a young man in a green shirt, a boy in a striped shirt, and a man in an orange-brown shirt. Behind them, men in white shirts and dark trousers, some wearing rudraksha malas, stand together. No one present is clearly identifiable as a person.2009-08-31A group photograph of about a dozen people posed in front of a weathered plaster wall. On the left, a large white banner shows a smiling woman in an orange top with a red bindi, beside Tamil script on a white banner reading the name of a youth association and a welcome line to a village. Standing in the group are women in saris and salwar, young men in checked shirts and polo shirts, and older men in white shirts with beaded necklaces. A palm trunk stands at the right edge. Several men wear rudraksha-style mala necklaces. The people stand close together facing the camera, with some hands clasped in front.2009-08-31February 27 20112011-02-272003 - Newspaper Articles2003-01-01Photo 117417872012-05-08A group of about a dozen people stand in a row in front of a pale grey wall beside a palm tree, posing for a group photo. In the foreground, two women on the left wear a yellow-and-orange sari and a maroon sari, and a woman in a grey-and-white sari stands beside them. Men in collared shirts, including a green shirt, a checked blue shirt, an orange-and-brown striped shirt, and white shirts, stand in the middle and right. Several men wear rudraksha-style beaded necklaces. Behind them hangs a large white banner with a photograph of a smiling woman in an orange garment and a printed caption reading Paramahamsa Nithyananda; the banner bears Tamil text for the a person youth association welcoming the Ulavarapani temple.2009-08-31Article Published on 1 June 2009A scanned page from a 2012 archive slide set titled Madurai Aadheenam Attacks. The left column holds English description text about the Madurai Aadheenam Shaivite institution and its succession dispute. The right column shows a cropped Tamil-language newspaper clipping with a black-and-white photograph of a crowd and a headline in Tamil. The clipping's date stamp and page number are visible in the corner. No physical people are present; the newspaper photo is printed and small.A newspaper page printed in Tamil script, with a large Tamil headline at the top and dense columns of Tamil body text. A bold English-language heading reads KAILASA Canada's Tamil Heritage Month Award Recipients above a grid of small head-and-shoulders portrait photographs of award recipients, with a second section headed Canadian Politicians and Dignitaries below. Several portraits show smiling adults in formal attire, a few with dark hair and one with a white top; the photos are small and their faces are not discernible in detail. A small contact block at the bottom right gives a Canadian phone number. The page is a graphic layout of text and small printed portraits, with no physical people in the scene.2022-02-06May 22 20122012-05-22 +2 copiesPhoto 117417792012-05-08A newspaper clipping dated January 4, 2007, showing a printed photograph of a group of people seated in a home or hall, with a large framed portrait on the wall behind them. Two women in the foreground, one in a light sari, are seated near a table. The surrounding page is dense Telugu newsprint with a headline reading 30 countries celebrate the birthday of Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda, and columns of article text beneath.