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Article - January 05 2004February 13 20032003-02-1308 நவம்பர் 2004 பத்திரிகை செய்திA roadside billboard photographed outdoors against a dusty ground and a grey wall. The main panel shows a smiling man in a cream turban and dark ornate embroidered garment with a white stole, on the left side, with a blue bird logo at top. Large Tamil headline text reads Nithyananda, Dhyana Peedam, Namakkal, followed by ashram related Tamil wording and a list of meditation benefits on the right. A red arrow marked 1 km points right. A printed caption in the lower left reads Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda.ஜனவரி 2004 பத்திரிகை செய்திA green-and-white Tamil flyer headed by a printed portrait of a smiling man wearing a wrapped turban, a red bindi and a patterned shawl over his shoulders, with long hair visible at the sides. Below the portrait, a caption labelled as Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda Swamigal announces an Ananthaspurana dhyana training camp held on March 1 and 2 in Madurai at P.T.R. Kalyana Mahal, with accommodation and meals priced per person, a pre-registration deadline of 25-02-2005, contact details and a note about a photograph with President Abdul Kalam. The flyer is a graphic with no physical people; the printed portrait is a depiction.2005-03-01December 09 20052005-12-09OCtober 6, 7, 8 2004 - 3 Mass Living Enlightenment Initiation conventions at KancheepuramApril 09 20052005-04-09March 22 20092009-03-22October 13 20062006-10-13A printed outdoor banner mounted on wooden poles in front of a pink wall, advertising a meditation programme. A large photograph on the left shows a smiling man in a white head wrap and white garment with a red bindi and rudraksha beads, with a portrait-style pose. The right side lists Tamil bullet points about disease resistance, freedom from mental agitation and karma, and blissful living, above a pink lotus graphic and dates and phone numbers. The banner's printed caption names a person, and the portrait is a printed image rather than a physical person.2006-11-25