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April 04 2016

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A man stands behind a clear acrylic lectern holding a handheld microphone in his left hand while gesturing with his right, speaking to an audience. He wears a colourful printed t-shirt featuring Ganesha and other deity imagery in orange, yellow and red, a rudraksha mala necklace, white dhoti-style trousers, and a white horizontal tilak with a red bindi on his forehead. Behind him green backlit foliage and deep red curtains form the stage backdrop. The setting resembles a satsang or discourse.2016-04-04April 04 20162016-04-04A bald man in a dark olive button-up shirt stands behind a clear acrylic lectern with a microphone, speaking at an event. He wears a dark beaded necklace and a small white collar microphone clipped at his neck. Behind him hang deep red drapes and green foliage lit by green stage lighting.2016-04-04A man in a maroon-red silk kurta speaks into a handheld microphone while standing behind a clear acrylic lectern. He wears an orange-saffron shawl printed with dense text, a small pendant on a cord around his neck, and a white horizontal tilak mark on his forehead. Behind him hangs dark red drapery and a green-lit backdrop of leafy branches. The setting suggests a stage talk or discourse. No a person candidate is established by strong appearance cues, so the a person field is unsure.2016-04-04August 21 20162016-08-21A man in a maroon kurta and cream trousers stands behind a clear acrylic podium on a stage, speaking into a handheld microphone. He wears an orange shawl printed with black script and a thin neck chain with a pendant, and has a tilaka mark on his forehead. Behind him a large green-lit artificial tree canopy hangs above dark red drapes, with potted plants at the base of the podium.2016-04-04April 04 20162016-04-04August 21 20162016-08-21September 15 20132013-09-15A man stands behind a clear acrylic lectern on a stage, speaking into a handheld microphone he holds in his right hand while gesturing with his left. He wears a white forehead line with a red dot, a dark rudraksha-style bead mala, and a colourful short-sleeved t-shirt printed with a large deity image in red, orange and yellow, plus loose white trousers. Behind him hangs a red velvet curtain and a backdrop of green-lit artificial leaves, with potted plants at the stage edge.2016-04-04July 02 20132013-07-02February 24 20112011-02-24