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April 13 2008

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A photograph of two men seated on plastic chairs on bare reddish earth at dusk or night. The seated man on the left wears an orange robe draped over one shoulder, has long hair pulled back, and a white tripundra mark on his forehead; he is bending forward and handling items inside a white plastic bag. The kneeling man on the right wears a white dhoti and white top with an orange shawl over his shoulder and a rudraksha-style mala, and is holding the bag open for him. Dry grass and dirt mounds surround them, and a chair with perforated back sits behind.2008-04-13April 13 20082008-04-13A photograph of a man seated on a tan plastic chair on a bare reddish-brown earth ground with dry straw scattered about. He wears a sleeveless saffron-orange garment with a matching orange wrap over one shoulder, and has a white vertical tilak mark on his forehead and his hair tied back. His hands are working at a white woven sack with handwritten marks, while another person's hand and arm extend in from the right holding the sack. A second chair stands behind him to the right. The scene appears to be an outdoor distribution of goods at dusk.2008-04-15April 15 20082008-04-15July 21 20102010-07-21Two saffron-robed men sit side by side in orange upholstered chairs at an outdoor event, with a row of men in white shirts and dhotis standing behind them. The man on the right wears an orange sleeveless robe and a long ornate gold necklace of large bead-like links, has white sacred ash marks on his forehead and arms, and smiles while his hands rest clasped in his lap. Beside him, a younger man with a shaved head and a small red forehead mark wears a light orange wrap and sits with his hands folded. Behind them, a man in a white shirt wears a rudraksha mala, and an orange-clad attendant stands at the right edge. The date and event context are suggested only by the page, so the scene is described as seen.2010-07-21December 30 20092009-12-30July 21 20102010-07-21Two saffron-robed men sit in orange-upholstered armchairs on a stage. The man on the right wears a long gold bead necklace, a saffron cloth and white tilak marks on his forehead and arms, and smiles while looking at the man on the left. The man on the left wears plain saffron robes and gestures with both hands toward him. Behind them, standing men in white shirts and rudraksha malas watch, and a saffron-robed attendant stands at the right edge beside an orange towel on the armrest. a person: the seated man on the right shows long swept-back hair, a gold ornate necklace and saffron clothing, consistent with the page's claim; he is in_person.2010-07-21Photograph of two men seated in ornate orange upholstered armchairs against an orange-red wall at an outdoor ritual gathering. The man on the left, with short cropped hair and a red bindi, wears a light saffron shawl over his shoulders and sits with hands resting on the chair arm. The man on the right has long swept-back dark hair, wears a saffron robe and a heavy gold necklace of ceremonial beads, and has his hands clasped in front of him. Behind them, two older men in white kurtas stand, one wearing a rudraksha mala and the other an orange shawl. Lower corners show partially visible heads of seated devotees. The right-hand figure has distinctive long swept hair, saffron robe and gold ceremonial necklace, consistent with a person seated on a throne-like chair.2010-07-21March 27 20082008-03-27July 21 20102010-07-21