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A photograph of a large roadside billboard set against dense green foliage and a wire-strung utility pole. The white signboard has a yellow border and carries red and green lettering in Kannada and English. A circular emblem on the left shows a figure of a woman with flowers and the words Children of India Karnataka. The sign names the Karnataka Ranaveera Pade and Karnataka Sevadala as joint sponsors, followed by Childrens of India Charitable Trust (Dharma Dathi Samsthe), and lists phone numbers and a Bhimanahalli, Kadumane, Ramanagara taluk address. No people are visible.

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July 31 20112011-07-31A roadside billboard against a pale blue sky, mounted on a steel frame above a red and green painted wall. The sign is cream-coloured with bold blue and black lettering in Kannada and English. Two framed images sit on the board: on the left, a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" shows a smiling woman with long dark hair in orange robes; on the right, a painted deity murti in an ornate gilded frame shows a figure beside a flower-decorated altar. A brown arrow points right toward the temple. Power lines run across the sky, and a pale concrete wall stands at the lower right. No people are physically present in the scene.2009-10-15An outdoor roadside billboard with an orange and cream background. On the left, a portrait of a smiling man wearing a white turban and white shawl is labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" on the sign. On the right, a circular inset shows a deity murti of Sri Anandeshwar draped in red and orange flower garlands, with a silver kalasha-like vessel before it. Below the central text is a red arrow reading "Welcomes you 1K.M" with phone, fax, email and website details. Metal posts and a sky with clouds frame the sign, with shrubs and a low building behind it.2005-12-31A photograph of a large multicoloured vinyl banner held up by several people outdoors beside a green tree and a concrete wall. The banner, with a red-to-yellow gradient, carries Kannada and English text announcing the 9th anniversary celebration of Sthree Shakti Sangha, a Kannada Rajyotsava and a children's day event at Heggadagere village, Bidadi Hobli, Ramanagara taluk, dated 24-11-2008 (Monday). Below the banner, visible legs and feet belong to women in saris and salwar-style skirts in yellow, blue, green and orange, with one girl in a pink dress standing at the right edge. A small child in pink stands on the wall at the top. No identifiable a person figure is visible in the frame.2008-11-24September 2006 - Sindhanur flood reliefSeptember 16 20062006-09-16A roadside photograph of a procession on a dusty road lined with dry scrub and palm trees. A large orange billboard on the right shows a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" of a smiling man in a white turban and white cloth, beside a small picture of a deity murti garlanded with flowers and labelled "Sri Anandeshwar", with Dhyanapeetam name, phone numbers and website. Behind it a long line of people in white and green clothing walks along the road, some carrying drums and a white flag, while a decorated vehicle with flower garlands and colourful festival banners leads, and tall poles with bright streamers stand at the front.2005-12-31Photo 11726638 +1 copiesA printed banner taped to a beige wall beneath a dark window frame, promoting Nithyananda Global Community Initiatives. A small inset portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" on the left shows a smiling woman with a red bindi, wearing an orange garment and a beaded necklace. Beside it, a circular emblem of linked stick figures surrounds the text NITHYANANDA GLOBAL COMMUNITY INITIATIVES, with a motto about totality through transformation and society beyond food, education and healthcare. The banner is a graphic, with no physical people present.2009-10-22A large outdoor signboard on green metal posts stands above a grey concrete block wall, with palm trees and a clear sky behind it. The white board reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam with its logo at top left, and the sign is topped by a second heading in Telugu script. Two framed portraits sit side by side: on the left, a smiling man in an orange turban is labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda in English and Telugu; on the right, a deity murti adorned with a red and white garland is labelled Sri Ananda Rajarajeshwari. Smaller red text reads Regd. Charitable Trust and Welcome, with address lines beneath.2012-04-02November 24 20082008-11-24A roadside billboard on an open grassy site under a grey sky, with power lines overhead. The orange-bordered sign reads Dhyanapeetam in English and Kannada and Devanagari scripts, with a welcome line and contact details. The left panel shows a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" of a smiling person in a white head wrap and white clothing with a red bindi and red beaded necklace. The right panel shows a portrait labelled "Sri Anandeshwar" of a deity murti decorated with garlands, seated on a pedestal beneath a tree. No physical people are present in the scene.2005-12-31