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A bookstall or merchandise counter in an orange-walled building with a red-and-white corrugated roof. A young woman in white with a saffron-orange shawl stands at left behind a table covered with clear-wrapped bundles, folded cloth, CDs and booklets. Several men and women in casual and white clothing crowd the table, one older man at right in a pale blue shirt and glasses browses a booklet. Shelves of books and pamphlets line the back wall, and a potted plant and telephone sit at left.

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September 10 20102010-09-10A photograph of a book stall inside an orange-walled room with shelves of framed and bound books on the left. Several people stand at long tables stacked with paperback and hardcover books in orange and blue covers. A woman in a white sari with a yellow-orange blouse and beaded necklace stands at the left, holding a mobile phone to her ear. Beside her, a woman in a white sari talks on a phone. A man in a white shirt with a lanyard and a woman in white clothing stand behind the table, and a young boy in an orange kurta is at the centre. On the right, a man in a light blue striped shirt and a man in a yellow t-shirt with a rudraksha mala stand and look at the books. Trays of small items sit on the table.2010-08-19A covered veranda at an ashram with orange-painted walls and a corrugated metal roof shows a book stall. Shelves on the left hold rows of books with colourful covers, many displaying portraits on their spines and fronts. Long tables in front are stacked with books and CDs. A woman in a yellow-and-white sari stands behind the counter, with a man in a white shirt beside her. A young man in a white shirt sits at the left edge, and a man in a brown shirt and khaki trousers stands in the foreground looking at the stock. Several other people in white and mixed clothing browse or stand along the walkway, and a figure in orange robes appears at the right. No readable text is visible apart from a partial sign on a table cloth.2010-08-19A photograph of a busy book and literature sales counter indoors, with a white slatted wall and a colourful painting in the background. A man in a pink shirt and dark trousers stands at the centre of the table, with several people around it. Many men wear white kurtas, one with an orange-red shawl over his shoulder, and a young woman in white with a yellow sash stands at the left. Stacks of books, magazines and pamphlets cover the table, and people are handling them, paying with cash and browsing, while a few hold mobile phones.2009-09-11September 17 20062006-09-17December 14 20072007-12-14December 12 20072007-12-12February 28 20092009-02-28A busy book and DVD sales stall under an orange-painted covered walkway. Shelves on the left are stacked with books and framed portraits of a saffron-robed sannyasi with long hair; the portraits are printed images, not people. A woman in a white sari with a yellow border and a rudraksha mala stands in the foreground looking toward the shelves. Beside her, a woman in a white sari holds a mobile phone. Several men in white shirts with rudraksha malas stand and bend over tables stacked with books and DVDs labelled with the Bhagavad Gita as known by Nithyananda and the word Nithyananda. A man in a brown t-shirt with a beaded mala stands at the far right edge, looking down at the tables. The scene reads as a devotee bookstall at an ashram event.2010-08-19September 30 20062006-09-30A photograph of a book sales table at an indoor ashram hall with orange-painted walls and bookshelves. Several devotees stand and browse stacks of books and booklets laid out on an orange-draped table. A woman on the left wears a yellow-bordered white sari with a beaded necklace and bangles and looks at a book. Men in white shirts, some wearing rudraksha malas, bend over the table examining titles. Another man in a light blue shirt and dark trousers stands at the right edge. Covers show a saffron-toned figure and titles including Bhagavad Gita. No a person candidate is visible in the frame.2010-08-19December 14 20072007-12-14