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A white-haired older man in white kurta and white dhoti stands at a red wooden podium with a microphone, speaking and gesturing with one hand. He wears glasses and a white shawl with red and white border. Behind him is a backdrop of printed portraits: one of a smiling man with glasses and a beard at top left, and an oval portrait of a bearded figure with orange-red robes, a red bindi and white tilak. A red plastic chair and marigold garland decorate the stage. Orange-robed portraits and a blue pillar frame the scene.

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January 01 20072007-01-01A grey-haired man with glasses and a white beard stands at a red wooden podium with a microphone, speaking on stage. He wears a pale blue short-sleeved kurta and a white shawl with orange-and-black woven borders draped over his shoulder. A large backdrop behind him shows enlarged portrait images of smiling men in saffron-toned tones. A thin silver ring and a dark wrist cord are visible on his hand resting on the podium.2007-01-01January 01 20072007-01-01January 01 20072007-01-01January 01 20072007-01-01January 01 20072007-01-01A white-haired man in a light blue kurta with a white and orange patterned shawl stands at a red wooden podium, pointing his right arm forward while speaking. A microphone stand is at right. Behind him a large printed portrait on black fabric shows an older bald man with a yellow-tinted face. The scene appears to be a satsang discourse in a hall.2007-01-01January 01 20072007-01-01January 01 20072007-01-01A man in a plain white shawl and white garments stands at a flower-draped wooden podium, speaking into microphones. White and orange marigold garlands cover the podium front. Behind him, pink draped fabric hangs in folds, and a large orange-robed portrait of a youthful figure in a saffron turban stands at the right. A carved, cushioned throne decorated with red flowers sits at the left. Men in white kurtas and orange lanyards stand to the sides, and a man in a grey shirt stands behind the speaker. The portrait is a depiction, not a physical person, and the speaker's identity cannot be confirmed from appearance.2003-01-01 +1 copiesDecember 30 20082008-12-30January 01 20072007-01-01