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A building entrance with orange-painted walls and corrugated metal awnings over a doorway. A large maroon banner above the door reads Nithyananda Gurukul with a smiling man in an orange-yellow turban and orange garment, labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda, a printed portrait not a physical person. Potted plants, a small wall poster and a pink drawing sit beside the door on the concrete steps. No people are visible in the scene.

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August 11 20112011-08-11September 04 20112011-09-04 +1 copiesA photograph of a red school signboard mounted on the front of an orange building with a teal-striped gabled roof under a blue sky. The sign shows a portrait of a smiling man wearing an orange turban with a red dot on his forehead and an orange robe, set against a red background. The sign reads Nithyananda Gurukul as the main title, with a subtitle about an English-medium co-educational residential school, established in 2006, and the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam address in Bidadi. The portrait is a printed caption-labelled image, not a physical person, and no people are present in the scene.2010-10-05September 04 20112011-09-04A photograph of the front of a single-storey orange-walled building labelled Nithyananda Gurukul. A red sign above the central doorway shows a portrait of a figure in orange robes beside the text Nithyananda Gurukul. Corrugated metal awnings extend over the windows on either side, and a red-trimmed porch with steps leads to the open door. Marigolds and small shrubs line the front, palm trees stand behind, and the foreground is bare dirt. No people are visible.2010-10-05August 11 20112011-08-11 +1 copiesDecember 24 20072007-12-24Night photo of a white building with a green-and-white corrugated roof and red-brown pillars at the entrance. A large white banner above the doorway reads "Nithyananda Gurukul" and shows a smiling portrait of a man in a white turban with a red bindi and a dark garment with ornate trim, labelled with the Nithyananda Foundation logo. Around twenty-five children sit on the front steps holding metal plates and bowls, some in red, pink, white and striped shirts. A woman in a yellow sari stands in the open doorway, a man in white dhoti and shirt walks at the right edge, and a person in a white dhoti stands at the right. Potted plants flank the steps.2008-05-12Photograph of a single-storey terracotta-red building with a green metal roof and decorative gold finials along the ridge. Above the entrance hangs a purple banner reading Welcome Center and a Kannada equivalent, showing a smiling figure in orange robes on the left. Red-tiled canopies shelter the entrance and a covered veranda with rows of empty black chairs. Potted plants, small palms, and a paved walkway lead up through a lawn with low garden lights. No people are visible.2010-07-07Exterior of a red-walled building with a terracotta tiled canopy and green metal roof, labelled Welcome Center. A hanging sign shows a portrait of a smiling man in an orange-saffron turban labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda, with Kannada and Hindi text beneath. Stone steps lead up to the entrance, flanked by conical topiary cypress trees, potted palms and planters, with empty chairs on the veranda.2013-01-25Photograph of devotees in white dhotis and white kurtas with orange shawls walking up steps toward a whitewashed building with a red-painted pillar and green corrugated roof. A central figure in an orange-saffron dhoti and a red-orange top, with long dark hair, walks in front of the group. Above the entrance hangs a banner showing a smiling portrait of a man wearing a white turban and dark clothing, labelled "Nithyananda Gurukul" with the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam logo. Potted palms and a cluster of rudraksha-style devotees line the foreground, and a child in white stands among them.2007-12-07Exterior of an orange-painted single-storey welcome centre with a terracotta tiled roof, green metal roof edge and small finials along the top. A large banner over the entrance shows a smiling figure in orange clothing and reads Welcome Center in English with Kannada text above and below. A paved path of hexagonal tiles in grey, white and pink leads through green lawn lined with young palms and shrubs to red steps and an open doorway. Rows of dark chairs sit on the covered veranda to the right. No people are visible.2010-07-07