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A man seated cross-legged on a cream upholstered throne with a dark carved wooden back, eyes closed and palms pressed together in namaste. He wears a multicoloured pink, orange and yellow turban, a coral-red silk kurta with embroidered gold cuffs and collar, and a white shawl draped over one shoulder. A small red bindi marks his forehead, and a microphone stands before him. Behind him hangs a checkered backdrop with large green numerals and an orange-and-white striped banner. The long dark hair and ornate red-and-gold attire match the page's presentation cues for a person, so the identity is probable from appearance rather than certain.

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September 03 20102010-09-03A man seated cross-legged on a cream upholstered throne with a dark carved wooden backrest, eyes closed, palms pressed together in anjali mudra. He wears a multicoloured orange, pink and green turban with a red bindi, and a coral-red silk kurta with embroidered cuffs and a pale pink lower garment. Long dark hair falls past his shoulders and a small microphone is clipped near his collar. A cushion sits at each side, and a green swirling motif and orange and red fabric hang on the backdrop. Swamiji (probable): the long hair, multicoloured turban and coral-red robes are the qualifying cues for the page-labelled speaker, so this is an appearance-based label only.2010-09-03September 03 20102010-09-03 +1 copiesA man seated cross-legged on a cream upholstered throne with a carved dark wooden back, speaking into a clip-on and boom microphone. He wears a multicoloured pink, orange and yellow turban, a coral-red silk kurta with white embroidered neckline and cuffs, and a white shawl draped over one shoulder. A red tilak mark is on his forehead and his hands are clasped in his lap. Behind him are a checkered beige wall, a large green numeral sign, and orange and red striped drapes. This is a photo of a discourse setting, and the printed page caption identifies the event but is not readable in the frame. The figure's appearance with a turban, long hair and coral-saffron ceremonial clothing is a probable match for the Swamiji label.2010-09-03September 03 20102010-09-03 +1 copiesA man seated cross-legged on an ornate cream-upholstered throne with a dark carved wooden backrest, speaking into a microphone on a stand. He wears a multicoloured pink, orange and yellow turban, a red kurta with white embroidered neckline and cuffs, and a white shawl draped over one shoulder. A red bindi is on his forehead and his long dark hair falls past his shoulders. Behind him is a checkered backdrop with large green numerals reading 2012. Swamiji (probable): long swept hair, a multicoloured turban and red-orange ceremonial dress seated on a throne while giving a discourse.2010-09-03A photograph of a man seated cross-legged on a cream upholstered throne with a dark carved wooden frame, speaking into a microphone on a flexible stand. He wears a multicoloured orange, pink and yellow turban, a coral-red kurta with white beaded embroidery and a long white shawl draped over his shoulder, with a red bindi on his forehead. His hands are raised mid-gesture as he speaks. Behind him is a checkered beige and white backdrop with large green numerals and an orange border. a person: the appearance cues are a red-and-orange turban, long swept-back hair, ornate coral kurta with beaded necklace and a throne seat, consistent with the page label.2010-09-03September 03 20102010-09-03September 03 20102010-09-03A man sits cross-legged on a cream upholstered throne with a dark carved wooden back, speaking into a clip-on and boom microphone. He wears a multicoloured pink, orange, yellow and green turban, an orange-red silk kurta with white beaded embroidered neckline and a white shawl draped over one shoulder, and a red bindi on his forehead. His long dark hair falls past his shoulders and he gestures with his right hand raised. Behind him stands a checkered wall with large green cut-out numerals reading 2012.2010-09-03September 03 20102010-09-03 +1 copiesSeptember 03 20102010-09-03