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May 07 2012

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A crowded temple interior where a man in an orange-saffron turban and orange-saffron shawl walks through a passage, flanked by devotees. A woman in large dark sunglasses and a white garment with a shawl stands beside him. Men around them wear white dhotis and orange scarves, and some press palms together in namaskar. A stone pillar and an illuminated doorway to the street are behind the group, with a deity murti visible in a niche. The man in the saffron turban is a person appearance-based candidate, with long swept-back styling not clearly visible but a turban and saffron robe; appearance is treated as uncertain.

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A crowded temple corridor with a stone pillar and a deity murti visible behind a yellow-framed grille at left. In the centre, a man in a peach-orange shawl and matching turban walks among devotees; he holds hands with a woman in dark-rimmed glasses and white shawl. Around them men wear orange angavastrams, white shirts and white dhotis, and an elderly man in a saffron turban and an elderly white-haired man stand at right. Bright daylight shows at the far doorway.

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May 07 2012

November 24 2006

A photograph of a man in saffron-orange robes and an orange turban, with a red bindi on his forehead, raising his right hand in a wave while standing in a stone-pillared hall. Around him crowd about a dozen men in white shirts and dhotis, one in a maroon shirt with a white shawl bordered in red and green, another with a vibhuti line and bald head, and a woman in white with glasses in the background.

January 12 2007

July 28 2008

A photograph of a crowded interior passage with a stone pillar and yellow marble wall on the right. At centre, a man with a shaved head and a saffron-orange turban wrap and saffron robe raises his right hand in blessing, with a red tilak on his forehead. Around him, men in white shirts with orange saffron shawls and orange t-shirts press close, several raising their hands. A woman in glasses and white clothes stands behind them, and a man in a dark maroon shirt stands at left. The central figure is a person by appearance cues of orange robes and turban, though his features are uncertain.

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A crowded temple interior with bright light from an opening behind. In the centre, a man with long swept-back dark hair wears an orange saffron wrap, rudraksha mala beads and gold bangles, his palms pressed together in greeting. Around him, orange-robed sannyasis and devotees, some with folded hands, press close. At right, a sannyasi with matted locks and white forehead markings bows his head with palms together. Iron grilles, a hanging garland and a small orange cloth line the walls. A man in a red turban and uniform stands at the back, and a man in white with glasses in the foreground holds his hands in namaskar.

A photograph of a group walking outdoors along a plain concrete path beside a pale wall and a small shrine niche with a painted deity image and a framed picture. In the centre, a man in an orange saffron robe and orange turban wears a long white flower garland and rudraksha beads, smiling as he walks. Around him, men in white dhotis and shirts, several with orange shawls or rudraksha malas and one carrying a bundle, walk in attendance. A man in a striped shirt stands at the right edge, and a tilak-marked man in white with a rudraksha mala walks at the left foreground. The setting resembles a temple or ashram courtyard.

A photograph inside a dimly lit stone temple corridor with tall carved pillars. In the centre, a bare-chested, white-dhoti-clad elder with a white-streaked beard, glasses and a white tripundra stands beside a robed companion in orange. On the right, a younger man in a hooded orange robe with a red bindi and a gold-bead garland walks with hands joined in greeting. Several orange-robed attendants with garlands follow, and men in white shirts and white dhotis walk among them on the stone floor. Behind them, devotees and passersby fill the corridor.