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November 21 20052005-11-21September 20 20062006-09-20March 03 20072007-03-03November 25 20062006-11-25A photograph of an outdoor street banner hung on a building front against a pale sky and tree branches. The banner reads Dhyanapeetam Centre, Reg. No. 006, Vellore, and welcomes named visitors. Its left panel shows a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda" of a smiling person with a light head covering and white embroidered garment. No physical people are visible in the scene.March 03 20072007-03-03January 08 20122012-01-08A printed outdoor banner mounted on wooden poles in front of a pink wall, advertising a meditation programme. A large photograph on the left shows a smiling man in a white head wrap and white garment with a red bindi and rudraksha beads, with a portrait-style pose. The right side lists Tamil bullet points about disease resistance, freedom from mental agitation and karma, and blissful living, above a pink lotus graphic and dates and phone numbers. The banner's printed caption names a person, and the portrait is a printed image rather than a physical person.2006-11-25November 25 20062006-11-25A printed vinyl banner mounted on a wall at dusk, with a Dhyanapeetam logo and Tamil slogans asking about diabetes, blood pressure, back pain and mental stress, offering meditation as relief. The left panel shows a smiling man in a cream turban, a dark embroidered ornate garment and a white shawl, against a purple backdrop; a caption labels the portrait "Paramahamsa Nithyananda". The banner lists phone numbers and the Dhyanapeetam Mylapore address, Apparsami Koil Street, Chennai. A tree and a lamp post are visible above, and a timestamp is in the lower corner.2006-10-31A night-time photograph of an outdoor exhibition stall with a corrugated roof and bamboo framing. A large cream banner across the top shows a black-and-white portrait of a smiling woman with dark hair, beside Tamil text. Below, several framed photo panels line the stall walls, including one showing a man in an orange-and-white robe with a garland, and a red-painted deity figure. A few people are partially visible at the bottom edge near the panels.2008-04-27A 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 copies