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A press meeting in an indoor room with a dark wooden carved backdrop. In the foreground, a man with long swept-back dark hair, a white forehead mark, a long gold necklace and an orange robe sits facing the press, with a microphone held toward him. Behind him, an older man with a shaved head, white forehead markings, gold beads and an orange-red cloth sits on a cushioned seat, a small silver bowl before him. Around them, several men with cameras, a video camera on a shoulder rig, notepads and microphones crowd close, many in white or pastel shirts. a person appearance: the seated man in the foreground shows distinctive long swept hair, gold necklace and orange robe, so a person is at the press meeting, seated in the foreground.

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April 11 20122012-04-11A seated group of saffron-robed sannyasis and devotees surrounds a media interview on a striped rug. At centre, a man with long dark hair, a saffron cloth, a white headband and layered rudraksha malas gestures while smiling. Beside him a bald elder in saffron with a beaded headband and gold necklace gestures toward the group. In front, a man with long hair and white beard in a red shawl sits, and to the right a seated man in white dhoti with a gold border and rudraksha mala holds a microphone. Journalists stand behind with a notepad, camera and recorder, and uniformed police officers stand in the background. Several saffron-clad devotees with rudraksha malas stand at left with hands folded.2012-05-24 +1 copiesA press interview in a temple-like hall with stone walls, a pillar and fluorescent lights. A bald, bare-chested elderly man with a white-and-gold headband, rudraksha beads and a gold chain, wearing an orange cloth, sits on an orange cushion while a man in a light blue shirt holds a microphone toward him. A cameraman films from the lower left. Behind them, several men in orange or white dhotis with rudraksha malas stand near a large gold-framed picture and a gold staff. The page identifies the event as a Salem press meet, but the seated man's identity cannot be confirmed from appearance alone.2012-04-11A press interview in a stone-walled hall. A seated, shaved-headed figure in orange robes, rudraksha mala and gold chain sits on a gold-framed throne with an orange cushion, speaking into a microphone held by a man in a blue checked shirt. Behind them a cameraman in a white shirt films with a shoulder camera, and a man in a maroon shirt stands at left. Several men in white dhotis and orange robes with rudraksha malas stand in the background, and an orange and yellow flag hangs at right.2012-04-11A photograph of a group gathered on a floor mat under a tiled roof with a decorated pillar at left. A seated figure at lower left wears a red shawl with a long greying beard and white hair. Beside him, a bald man with a gold necklace and rudraksha mala sits in orange cloth. Next to him, a woman in an orange sari with a rudraksha mala and a flower headband gestures with her raised hand while speaking. Behind them, saffron-robed men stand, and two uniformed officers in khaki stand in the background. On the right, a man in a checked shirt holds a microphone and camera. A seated man in white dhoti sits near the center, and microphones are held out toward the group.2012-05-24April 11 20122012-04-11July 24 20122012-07-24 +1 copiesA press interaction inside a temple hall with golden-framed seats and an orange flag at upper right. A bald, shirtless elder with white vertical markings on his forehead, rudraksha malas and a gold necklace sits on an orange-draped seat at right, speaking into a microphone. Around him, a cameraman in a light blue shirt holds a video camera with a boom microphone, and a man in a maroon shirt stands at left. Behind them, several men in white dhotis, orange or saffron cloths and rudraksha malas stand with hands folded, watching. A portrait-style sitter and the elder's seat are framed in gold; the interview is the main focus.2012-04-11A press interview at a temple interior with pillars and warm lighting. In the foreground at left, a long-haired man in orange robes and gold-bead necklaces faces a reporter holding a microphone marked Raj News. Beside him, an elderly woman with shaved head and orange cloth sits on a red cushioned platform, her arm extended, wearing beaded necklaces. Behind them, several camera operators with video cameras and photographers with still cameras, plus reporters with notepads, crowd close around. A man in a blue checked shirt kneels to hold the microphone toward the robed figure. The frame carries a copyright line and archive source credit.2012-04-11 +1 copiesA bare-chested man with a shaved head, white vibhuti marks on his forehead and arms, rudraksha mala beads and a gold headpiece sits on a rust-orange cushion before a golden ornate shrine niche in a temple interior. A standing man in white dhoti and mala, holding a gold staff, stands at left, and a saffron flag with a deity emblem hangs beside the shrine. Around the seated figure, a crowd of mostly men in shirts, some with cameras, microphones and notepads, gathers closely as if interviewing him. A visible KTV microphone is held up toward him. The seated figure's appearance does not clearly establish an identity, so the role is described as a sannyasi giving an interview.2012-04-11April 11 20122012-04-11 +1 copiesPhoto of a press scrum outside a temple colonnade, with reporters pressing microphones and cameras toward a group of saffron-robed sannyasis. A man with long swept-back dark hair, a red bindi, a red and gold beaded necklace, ornate gold bangles and an orange garment gestures mid-speech with a smile, giving the group a person appearance cue. Beside him stands a shaved-headed monk in orange with a rudraksha mala. An older shaved-headed sannyasi on the right wears a white forehead mark, a rudraksha headband, rudraksha malas and an orange shawl, holding papers. Reporters with television microphones marked with station logos, a cameraman with a shoulder camera, and a man in a light blue striped shirt fill the frame. Stone pillars of a temple hall are behind the crowd.2012-07-24