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A graphic post for KAILASA's COVID Protection & Preventive Center and Department of Agriculture at Arunachala Sarvajnapeetam. The top photo shows a man in an orange head-cloth and striped shirt carrying a large bundle of green cane-like fodder, while another man in a white shirt stands on the back of an open cream utility truck piled with harvested grass. A dirt field, scrub and a hill lie behind. A small circular inset in the top right shows a smiling man in orange robes and turban labelled HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam. The bottom panel carries the emblem of a seated deity with a lion-throne and text.

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A graphic post for KAILASA's COVID Protection & Preventive Center and Department of Agriculture at Arunachala Sarvajnapeetam. The main photo shows two men handling harvested grass beside a tan pickup truck with slatted sides on a dry field, with a hill and palm trees behind. One man in an orange head cloth and striped shirt with an orange-yellow lungi reaches toward the grass pile; another in a white shirt stands on the truck bed. A round inset at top right shows a smiling figure in an orange turban and orange robes labelled HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam. A date band reads 5 June 2021 and the lower panel carries the organisation logo of a seated deity figure in gold.2021-06-09A graphic post with a photograph and banner. The top photo shows a woman in a maroon sari crouched on straw beside a brown cow and calf in a dusty enclosure, reaching toward the animal. A circular inset in the upper right shows a smiling man in an orange turban and orange robe, labelled "HDH NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM". The lower banner shows a golden deity emblem and the words about Kailasa's COVID protection centre and Department of Agriculture at Arunachala Sarvajnapeetam, with the date 5 June 2021 on the photo.2021-06-09June 09 20212021-06-09June 09 20212021-06-09June 09 20212021-06-09A three-panel graphic collage for KAILASA's COVID Protection and Preventive Center and Department of Agriculture at Arunachala Sarvajnapeetam. Left panel shows a woman in an orange sari bending over a green leafy crop field. Middle panel shows dense green crop plants with small white flowers on sandy soil. Right panel shows a field of tall green grain stalks. A circular inset in the upper right shows a smiling person in an orange turban and orange robe with a red background, labelled HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam; this is a printed portrait, not an appearance-based identification. A lower band carries the Kailasa emblem and text naming the centre and location.2021-06-09A KAILASA social-media graphic with three panels. The top photo shows a woman in a yellow sari with a rudraksha-style necklace bending over green plants to pick leaves. The middle is a circular portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban and orange shawl, labelled with printed text "HDH NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM". The bottom photo shows about eight women in saris seated on blue tarpaulins on a paved path, sorting and spreading dark harvested seeds or pods, with a red building behind. The lower banner reads KAILASA'S COVID PROTECTION & PREVENTIVE CENTER and KAILASA'S DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE with the Arunachala Sarvajnapeetam location. The printed portrait label attributes the name to the caption, not to any physical person in the scene.2021-06-09A three-panel graphic collage promoting KAILASA's COVID Protection and Preventive Center and Department of Agriculture at Arunachala Sarvajnapeetam. The left and centre panels show green crop fields with tall maize stalks and leafy plants, and one small figure in a yellow garment bends over the crop on the left. The right panel shows a dense green leafy field. A circular inset in the upper right shows a smiling man with a long face and an orange turban and orange robe in front of a red backdrop, labelled with the printed caption HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam. Below the panels, a golden deity illustration and printed text announce the centre and #OnlyHopeForHumanity. The inset is a printed portrait, not a physical person in the scene; the only physical person is the small figure in the field.2021-06-09June 09 20212021-06-09A graphic post with a photograph of a rural open field at the top and a text banner below. The field has scattered green shrubs and trees, bare dry earth, and a rusty metal structure at left. Two people squat on the ground, one in a white and grey top and one in a blue-and-white striped shirt, working with tools near the bushes. A small circular inset in the upper right shows a smiling figure in an orange turban and orange robe with a red mark on the forehead, labelled HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam, and the page identifies this as a depiction portrait. The lower banner reads KAILASA's COVID Protection & Preventive Center, KAILASA's Department of Agriculture, Arunachala Sarvajnapeetam, India, with the KAILASA emblem and a hashtag.2021-06-09A graphic post with a photograph of a farm scene and a framed portrait insert. The main photo shows a person seen from behind, wearing a red sleeveless top, a striped wrap skirt and a pink head cloth, guiding two white oxen with blue-tipped horns by their harness near scrubby trees and bare earth. In the upper right corner, a circular inset shows a smiling man in orange robes and turban, labelled as HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam; he is a portrait, not a person in the scene. The lower panel is white with brown text and a gold deity emblem.2021-06-09A graphic poster in two photo panels and a footer. Left panel: two women in orange saffron-coloured clothing work at a metal rebar grid laid on the ground, one bending and tying with a bucket beside her, a lush tree behind. Right panel: a woman in orange clothing bends over planting seedlings in a red-earth field lined with palm trees and a red wall, with a hill behind. A circular inset shows a smiling person with a saffron-orange turban and orange garment, labelled with a printed caption. The footer has a gold deity illustration and brown text on white. Two people are visible in the left panel and one in the right, so three people in total.2021-06-09