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A photograph from an indoor stage event with a Kannada banner behind. A figure in an orange saffron robe and an orange turban, with long dark hair and rudraksha beads around the neck, stands on the right facing several men in white shirts and trousers. Swamiji (probable): the orange turban, long hair and rudraksha malas are the cues, and the figure stands as the central honoured person. A man in a light blue shirt and jeans holds a white document with a printed red border, and a bald man in white holds a booklet. Behind them men in white garments, one with a green shawl, stand among red chairs, and an orange cloth lies over a seat. A white fan sits in the foreground.

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A photo taken on a stage at an indoor event with a Kannada banner behind it reading in large red letters, with partial text including the word Lakshmi. A central figure in an orange-saffron sleeveless robe and matching orange turban, with long dark hair and a dark rudraksha-style mala, is smiling and gesturing toward an older man in a white shirt and trousers with glasses who stands facing him. To the left, a man in a light blue shirt holds papers, and a man in white with a green shawl stands nearby. Behind them, other men in white and orange clothing stand near red chairs, and a fan is visible at the bottom right. The central figure has cues consistent with a person but the appearance is only probable.2010-09-20A stage event with saffron-clad figures in front of a painted backdrop bearing Kannada script in red letters and a temple-style illustration. At centre, a woman in an orange sleeveless dress and orange head wrap with a long braid and a dark rudraksha mala stands smiling with palms pressed together in greeting. To her left, a bearded man in orange robes and a rudraksha mala walks past. Beside them, a man in white holds a small booklet. On the right, a man in orange robes with red borders stands with hands clasped. Other men in white dhotis, some with green shawls, stand around the stage, and a dark curtain and red wall frame the background.2010-09-20A photograph of a stage event where a man in saffron-orange robes with an orange turban and a rudraksha mala stands smiling with palms pressed together in greeting. Facing him, a man in a copper-gold brocade shawl with a white jasmine garland receives or offers a bundle wrapped in gold cloth. Seated men in white shirts and dhotis watch from the sides, and a man in a checked shirt stands behind. Behind them hang a red-and-cream backdrop with a lotus motif and a Malayalam-script banner. The orange-robed man has long hair and is the.2010-09-20Photograph of an indoor stage event with a large banner behind the stage showing a lotus emblem, Kannada script and a smiling portrait of a man in an orange turban and red tilak, labelled with the name Nithyananda in the banner text. In the centre, a tall figure with long curly dark hair, an orange turban and an orange robe with a dark rudraksha mala stands and receives a white envelope from an older man in a beige kurta who joins his hands in greeting. Behind them, a bald man in orange robes with glasses stands holding a white paper, and to the right a man in an orange robe with a mala and a wristwatch stands with his hands together. Seated figures in white and a man in a striped shirt fill the edges, with orange chairs in the foreground.2010-09-20A photograph of a seated public gathering on a stage. On the right, a smiling person with long dark hair and a saffron-orange turban and robe, wearing dark rudraksha beads, sits in an orange armchair with hands resting on the armrest. Beside him, a man in a light blue striped shirt and jeans sits with hands clasped, and an older man in white clothes and glasses speaks, wearing a gold-bordered red shawl. Behind them, men in white with yellow shawls stand, and a painted backdrop shows a deity murti with red and yellow garlands. Several other seated attendees are visible at the edges.2010-09-20A photograph on a stage at a seated public event. A man in a long orange robe with a matching orange turban and a long dark rudraksha mala sits in a large orange throne-style chair, smiling and holding an open booklet toward a seated older man in white shirt and white trousers with glasses, who reads it. Beside them a man in a light blue striped shirt and jeans sits at the left, and a man in a white shirt sits at the right. Another man in orange is partly visible behind the throne. A blue-and-red background backdrop with painted deity imagery is behind them. Swamiji (probable): the orange-robed seated figure with orange turban, long swept-back hair and rudraksha mala, seated on the orange throne.2010-09-20Stage event photograph in front of a large banner with Kannada script and a painted deity figure with a tall crown. A figure in saffron-orange robes, with an orange turban and rudraksha mala, stands beside an orange armchair and receives a brass tray of offerings and a flower garland from a man in a white shirt and dark trousers. Other saffron-robed attendants and seated men in white shirts and light clothing sit or stand along the stage. The figure has a long swept-back hairstyle and a rudraksha mala, cues consistent with the page's reference to a person, though the identification is uncertain.2010-09-20September 20 20102010-09-20 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated man in saffron robes and a saffron turban, with a long dark rudraksha mala draped over his chest, sitting on an orange throne-like chair with his hands resting on the armrests and smiling broadly. Beside him, a bald man in saffron robes and a man in a white shirt and white trousers sit in red-cushioned chairs. Behind them, rows of seated men in white shirts and dark trousers listen at a public event. On the left wall, a large painted image shows a deity figure with red face, ornate jewellery and flower garlands. A water bottle sits on the platform and a white fan is in the lower right corner. The seated man in the turban is a probable Swamiji with long hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha mala.2010-09-20A stage event at a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam programme. A tall man with long dark hair, wearing an orange turban, orange sleeveless robe and rudraksha mala, smiles broadly while receiving a sheaf of white papers from an older man in a beige shirt. Swamiji (probable): long swept-back hair, orange turban and a rudraksha mala. Beside him, a shaven-headed monk in orange robes stands at the back, and a younger orange-clad man on the right gestures with his hands. Seated behind them are guests, including a man in a light blue shirt and others in white and green. Behind the stage hangs a large banner with Kannada script and a lotus emblem, and a portrait labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda shows a smiling man in an orange turban. Orange cushioned chairs stand in the foreground.2010-09-20A photograph of a stage event with a large banner behind it showing a lotus emblem, Kannada-script text and a framed portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban with a red bindi. In the centre, a tall man in an orange robe and orange turban with long swept-back hair and a rudraksha mala stands smiling and reading from a sheet of paper. Before him, an older man in a cream shirt bows with palms pressed together. Beside them, a bald monk in orange robes stands with his hands folded, and a younger monk in orange robes with a rudraksha mala stands at right, clapping. Seated figures in white shirts and a man in a yellow vest sit in the background, with empty orange chairs on the stage. The scene is an orange-and-white stage setting with a satsang-style gathering.2010-09-20A stage event with a large backdrop displaying Kannada script and a painted deity image, with garlands visible at the right edge. A barefoot man in an orange robe with an orange head wrap and long braided hair walks across the stage holding a blue folder, smiling, while seated guests in white and cream clothes watch from chairs. One guest wears a green shawl and another wears a khaki shirt. An orange armchair sits at the right. a person: the standing figure has a long braided hairstyle, saffron-orange robes and head wrap, and rudraksha-style beads, consistent with the page's claim, though the appearance cues are moderate, so the identification is only probable.2010-09-20