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A photograph of a white chalk kolam, a stylised lotus drawn on a grey concrete pavement in dappled shade, in front of a black wrought-iron gate and a cream building entrance. Above the gate hangs a large orange banner showing a smiling man in an orange turban with a red bindi and orange robes, labelled as a portrait with Tamil and English text: 'Nithyanandha Dhyanapeetam Chennai welcomes you with love' and 'Nithya Dhyana Yoga, life bliss program, Level 1'. The banner portrait is a printed depiction, not a physical person. A partially visible person in white clothing stands at the right edge near the gate. A house number 32 sign appears on the left pillar.
Photo 133 of 176 from 2 February 2014

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