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A photograph of two signboards mounted on a pale wall. The larger left board has a deep blue background with bright pink and green Tamil script arranged in numbered paragraphs, with an Om symbol in a sunburst at its top right. The smaller right board is black with gold ornate borders, an Om symbol in a sunburst, two oil lamp motifs, and white Tamil lettering with a date and time. No people are visible.

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A scanned two-page printed flyer with purple and blue ornamental borders, showing dense Tamil-language text. The left page lists schedule notes and a boxed notice above a list of numbered Tamil publications, with a quoted line and publisher credits. The right page continues a long numbered list of 59 Tamil Shaiva texts, hymns and temple worship titles. No people, deities or ritual scenes are visible; the sheet is a printed index of Tamil religious publications.Vidwan panduranganarAugust 08 20092009-08-08September 11 20122012-09-11 +1 copiesJanuary 11 20092009-01-11Kailaasa Paramparagatha Suvarnapeetha Sarvajnapeetha Swargapuram SamrajyamClose-up photograph of a large temple information board with Tamil script in gold-coloured lettering on a dark background. The text lists sun-worship temple details and dates in rows of Tamil text.2009-08-31A photograph of a cream-coloured wooden notice board mounted on a blue painted wall, listing Tamil text in two columns of red and black script. The board's heading reads Pathinen Siddhargal Paadal, a list of the eighteen Siddhars, with names such as Thirumoolar, Ramadevar, Agathiyar, Konganavar, Kamalamuni, Pathanjali and Idaikadar arranged in rows. A small wall grille and a plain bench edge are visible at the sides. No people are visible.2009-01-14Vidwan panduranganarA photograph of a tall yellow and white printed banner hung at night, with red Tamil lettering listing donors and sponsors for a Saturday festival event. A header at the top shows a deity image beside Tamil text naming a temple and a Sri Matha Emperumanar Sabha. Two faded banners flank it on either side.Close-up photograph of a dark stone or board inscribed with Tamil script in gold lettering. The top line reads a temple name, and the body is a dense paragraph of Tamil text describing a sacred tree and its significance. No people, statues or ritual objects are visible.2009-08-31July 29 20082008-07-29