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Outdoor covered pavilion with a corrugated metal roof and white metal doors. A man with long swept-back dark hair and a bare-chested orange-saffron garment stands on a striped mat, holding a sheet of white paper and gesturing with his hand, a tilak on his forehead. Two men in white dhotis and yellow shawls stand beside him, one with a shaved head and the other holding papers, while another saffron-clad figure moves in the background. Orange curtains and a portable white board sit at the right.

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January 03 2012

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A photograph of two men in conversation indoors under a corrugated roof, with a railing in the foreground. On the right, a man with long swept-back dark hair, a smiling face, a white forehead mark, a saffron-orange shawl over the shoulder and a rudraksha mala is holding a folded newspaper. Facing him on the left, a man in a white shirt with a red tilak, a dark rudraksha mala and a silver bracelet has his hands clasped. Behind them, a bald man with white tilak marks and white clothes stands at the right edge, with more men in white dhotis and an orange-and-yellow wall hanging nearby.

January 03 2012

A photograph of a relief distribution under a corrugated metal shelter with bamboo supports after a storm, with bare, damaged trees and green vegetation outside. A man in an orange saffron robe with an orange turban stands at the left beside a pillar, one arm extended, smiling toward a group. Several women and a man in the foreground face him; one woman wears a pale top and has a long braid, and others wear saris. On the counter are folded colourful clothes, a bag of goods and a cardboard box. Video cameras are visible at the right edge. A man in white stands at the left in the background. Appearance is consistent with a saffron-robed sannyasi wearing a turban, though this cannot be confirmed from the image alone.

Outdoor photo under a corrugated sheet canopy supported by bamboo poles and a rope. In the left foreground a standing woman with hair in a bun wears a bright orange robe with a gold-coloured cord and looks down. In the centre a shaved-headed man in an orange-and-maroon cloth, with a rudraksha mala, faces her. To the right a man in a white hairnet and white dhoti with a gold border holds a green-covered booklet. A photographer in an orange scarf and white shirt holds a camera at the back, with other people in white and orange around.

A photograph of a man in a sleeveless orange saffron wrap standing on a covered walkway with a red-painted railing, extending his right arm toward the left while speaking. His long dark hair is gathered in a bun at the back. To the left, a younger man in a white shirt holds a yellow Uttarakhand guidebook and a blue umbrella, with a red bindi on his forehead. Behind, several people in orange robes and a woman in red stand near a white-tiled wall and dark windows, with green foliage visible beyond the railing.

A photograph of a man in an orange-saffron shawl and orange clothing reading a printed document or booklet held in both hands. His long dark hair falls past his shoulders. Behind him, a row of about a dozen women and men stand on an orange-walled veranda, many in white and cream clothing, some with pink or orange shawls and garlands, watching. A red-and-orange cloth covers a table in the foreground, and scattered petals lie on the grey floor. People in the background are devotees and attendees. The image is a photo of a session or satsang.

A photograph of a person in saffron-orange draped robes wearing a long gold bead necklace, with long swept-back dark hair, reaching out a raised hand while holding a folded white paper. Before him, several men in white shirts and a dark green polo stand with palms pressed together in namaskar, receiving him. Behind them are white-clad figures, a blue curtain and a cream backdrop, with a small tray of offerings at lower right. Visual cues match a person figure in saffron robes with a gold mala, positioned as the central figure receiving devotees.