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1987 - VDS Jain School

Photograph of a cream-yellow colonial-style building facade with white pilasters and arched windows. A black signboard mounted on the balcony ledge reads in Kannada script 'Karnataka Sarkara' and 'Jildhikarigala Kacheri', indicating a district officers' office in Mysuru. Three men stand in the arched openings: one on the left in a khaki uniform, and two in white shirts at the centre. The scene shows government administrative premises rather than any ritual or ashram setting.

A photograph of a white and turquoise ornamental temple gateway with a green statue in its upper niche, framed by banana plant stalks at its base. A Tamil inscription spans the arch. A white vertical banner hangs from the gate showing a figure in white with long dark hair and a red-and-white mark on the forehead, with Tamil text and contact numbers. To the right, a smaller banner shows a figure in a white turban and dark clothing, and a poster is attached to the pillar. Several people in white clothes stand near the gate, and a blurred figure in the lower foreground is partly visible. Foliage fills the background.

November 11 2016

2016-11-11 +1 copies

November 16 2005

A photograph of a large spreading banyan tree whose sweeping, low-hanging branches form a canopy over an open grounds area. Beneath the canopy stands a small white shrine structure with an arched opening, containing a deity murti draped in a garland of orange and yellow flowers. Dry reddish earth surrounds the shrine, with a few low posts and a metal fixture visible among the foliage. No people are visible in the scene.

October 06 2006

2006-10-06 +1 copies

A photograph of the entrance gateway of Pachaiyappa's College, a pale green and white ornate gate with a green statue in a niche at its top. A white banner hangs across the gateway's arch, showing a portrait of a person in white headwear and a white robe above Tamil text announcing a satsang programme. Banana plants flank the gateway pillars, and a second banner hangs at the right with a portrait of a person in a white turban. Trees and an overcast sky frame the scene, and a few people in white are partly visible at the bottom edge. No clear appearance-based cues confirm the portrait subject's identity, so the portrait is a depiction on printed banners.

March 04 2020

Outdoor photograph of a small white open-sided memorial pavilion surrounded by trees and a palm, with Bengali script on its facade reading Sri Ramakrishna Natya Smriti Mandir. Inside, framed portraits hang on the back wall and a man in a pink-and-white checked kurta stands at the railing, with a pair of women in white and yellow salwar and others nearby. Visitors in orange caps and saffron-bordered saris stand along the iron fence and outside the pavilion, one woman in a red-and-orange sari holding a hand to her face. Blue informational plaques with Bengali text and an English panel are mounted beside the structure, and marigold-type flowers grow in the foreground beds.

A large cream-coloured colonial-style palace building with arched windows, white balustrades and a central dome topped by a green-tipped finial, under a clear blue sky. A crowd of men in white shirts, light trousers and khaki uniforms stands in the courtyard in front of it, with several uniformed police officers in khaki and peaked caps, and a man in a khaki shirt on a motorcycle at right. Spectators look out from the upper arched windows. A Kannada-script sign is mounted on the facade at right.

A photograph of a dirt pathway curving through a grounds area shaded by a large spreading banyan tree with dense green foliage. White-painted curbs border the path and low green shrubs line the left side. At the end of the path, beneath the tree, is a raised red-draped platform or seat with a small figure in orange and white at its centre. Small white pillars stand nearby, and a grey wall with an arched opening lies behind. No people are clearly visible in the scene beyond the single seated figure near the shrine.