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December 11 20112011-12-11Photo 11698538 +1 copiesJuly 21 20102010-07-21July 16 20062006-07-16 +1 copiesDecember 29 20082008-12-29Outdoor festival scene at a temple site with palm trees and a white tent backdrop. Drummers and a horn player in white dhotis and maroon or brown shirts play drums and a long brass horn while a line of people stands and watches. A woman in a white sari with a red border stands at left beside a woman in an orange sari. A sign reads Sri Nanjundeshwar Temple with a portrait. Colourful rangoli decorates the ground and national flags fly along the poles.2007-12-26November 29 20162016-11-29Photo 11698534March 11 20172017-03-11A street procession in front of a temple with a sign reading Sri Sundareswarar Sannadhi. In the foreground a drummer in a red shirt and brown wrap plays a large drum with gold-embroidered maroon cover and carries a long brass horn with gold ornaments. Beside him, men in white dhotis and white shirts walk with drums, one carrying an orange cloth and a drum with red and white trim. Several men stand in white dhoti and shirt with red sacred threads, and a man in blue shirt is at the right edge. Concrete paving, trees and carved stone temple pillars form the background.2006-09-24Outdoors on a sandy ground beside a thatched-roof shed, two men play hand drums (mridangam-style barrel drums) while others stand around. The drummer on the left wears a pale yellow shirt, an orange-and-yellow dhoti, and a tilak on his forehead, with a lanyard badge. The central drummer, with white hair, wears a white shirt and white dhoti and a purple-and-white beaded necklace, raising one finger as he plays. Behind them a man in white and another in a striped red-and-navy tracksuit stand barefoot, and a man in a blue shirt watches. A white plastic chair and a white-clothed man in a yellow dhoti stand at right. A signboard behind shows a portrait captioned Paramahamsa Nithyananda and text about daily anna dhaanam for around 250 people.2009-12-24December 12 20112011-12-12