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January 04 2012

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A painted blue signboard on a wall reads in Tamil script, with a light-blue border, identifying a panchayat union middle school. Below the main name line, smaller white text gives the location as Kalaiyur, Cuddalore district. Wooden doors sit beneath the sign.2012-01-03Photograph of a building facade in a Tamil Nadu village, showing a blue rectangular signboard with white Tamil lettering set against a teal-painted wall. The sign reads as a Tamil Nadu government rural development and local administration panchayat board plaque with the year 2010-2011, identifying an Anganwadi centre in a village of Kadalur union. A bare tree branch is visible at the upper left under a pale blue sky. No people are present in the scene.2012-01-07A photograph of a school building facade in front of dense green trees. A large blue sign with white Tamil lettering reads Nalanilaipalli, with smaller Tamil text beneath, flanked by two yellow signboards with blue Tamil text, and a white flagpole stands in front. No people are visible.2007-03-03A photographed printed banner hung on a metal grille, with a pale blue field bordered in orange and red headline text in Tamil. The banner is a printed notice announcing a Tamil devotional message, with a small blue bird logo and dated overlay in the corner. No people are visible; the scene shows only the banner against a grille and a bright decorated background.2006-10-25A photograph of a blue rectangular sign mounted over the top of a concrete wall structure against a clear pale blue sky, with rusted rebar rods sticking up around it. The sign has a portrait photo on its left end showing a smiling woman with dark hair wearing an orange garment and a beaded necklace. Large white Tamil script runs across the upper part of the sign, with a smaller line of Tamil text beneath it reading the school's name. A signature-style logo appears at the right end with the caption 'Sign by Nithyananda'. No physical people are visible in the scene; the woman appears only in the printed portrait on the sign.A photograph at night of a yellow street banner mounted on two metal poles above concrete walls and a blue door. The banner carries bold blue Tamil lettering and red address text. Behind it are hanging cloths and a few dark shapes, with a motorcycle partly visible at the lower right. No people are clearly visible; only a small head-like shape appears behind the wall at the lower left. The banner is a notice about an orphanage support or charity office at a street address in Rasipuram.2009-08-05A photograph of an outdoor welcome banner hung between a white concrete pillar and a metal gate fence, with green trees and dappled sunlight. The cream banner carries a blue Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam logo with a bird emblem and Tamil text reading welcome you with love. No people are visible in the scene.A photograph of a blue signboard with white Tamil script reading Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam, with a partial Tamil line below ending in a place name. A white bird logo sits at upper left of the lettering, and a smaller partial portrait photo appears at the left edge of the board. Water droplets cover the sign, and a few dark heads are visible at the bottom edge, partly cut off.2009-08-03April 14 20012001-04-14A photograph of an outdoor street signboard mounted on a concrete wall and post, painted in the Indian tricolour bands of saffron orange, white and green with a navy Ashoka chakra wheel at centre. Above the wheel, Tamil text in orange band reads a heading, and beneath it lines of Tamil text and a green lower panel list multiple names in Tamil script. Utility cables run overhead against a blue sky, and a plain whitewashed building and a palm frond sit at the edge. No people are visible.2007-03-03A photograph of a cream-coloured wooden notice board mounted on a blue painted wall, listing Tamil text in two columns of red and black script. The board's heading reads Pathinen Siddhargal Paadal, a list of the eighteen Siddhars, with names such as Thirumoolar, Ramadevar, Agathiyar, Konganavar, Kamalamuni, Pathanjali and Idaikadar arranged in rows. A small wall grille and a plain bench edge are visible at the sides. No people are visible.2009-01-14October 14 20062006-10-14