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Two men stand in front of a floral-patterned curtain with bamboo motifs on a light tiled floor. The man on the left wears a dark grey nehru-style vest over a white shirt with small dots and blue jeans, holding one side of a large gold-covered book. The man on the right wears a plain white kurta, a white dhoti with a gold border, and a dark rudraksha mala, and is barefoot, holding the other side of the book and smiling. The book cover shows a golden deity image above the printed title "United States of KAILASA".

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Two men stand side by side indoors against a white wall with a potted plant in a recessed niche and a wall-mounted screen showing a QR code. On the left, an older man in a dark navy sweater with a red collar and dark trousers stands with hands clasped. On the right, a man wears a cream shawl over his shoulders, a cream and gold-bordered dhoti, a rudraksha mala around his neck, and sandals. He holds a yellow book titled United States of KAILASA. Appearance cues include a rudraksha mala and ceremonial dress, which are consistent with a candidate for a person, though the identity is uncertain from appearance alone.2024-02-09February 22 20242024-02-22February 10 20242024-02-10Two men stand together indoors holding a yellow hardcover book titled "United States of KAILASA" with a golden deity illustration on its cover. The man on the left wears a pink shirt and a heavy gold necklace with a large pendant and has a moustache. The man on the right wears a cream embroidered kurta with a brown rudraksha mala and a small round badge, and has a moustache. Behind them a standing cardboard cutout of a man in white with a red rosette is visible on a red wall. On the right wall hang a framed printed portrait of a smiling figure with glasses in orange robes with hands joined, and a framed picture reading "Tat Tvam Asi" showing a figure in orange holding a mala. A pair of red-and-white rosettes and a small framed photo are also on the wall.2024-02-16Three men stand posed together in front of a decorated altar backdrop with yellow drapes, marigold garlands, and a painting of Radha and Krishna in green and gold. The man on the left wears a black embroidered cap, a yellow tilak on his forehead, glasses, and a white embroidered kurta with a yellow and pink marigold garland. The man in the centre has long dark hair, an orange tilak, a white kurta and a green and beige shawl, and holds a book with a portrait of a seated saffron-clad figure on its cover. The man on the right wears a cream kurta and a rudraksha mala, and holds a red book titled Bhagavad Gita. Flowers, a silver deity figure and a coconut sit on the altar to the right.2024-02-09February 11 20242024-02-11Three people stand in a room with cream walls and framed devotional paintings of deities behind them. A woman on the left wears a pink and orange sari with a red bindi and holds a large gold-covered book titled United States of KAILASA. In the centre, a bald man with glasses and a tilak on his forehead wears a white kurta and a beaded necklace, and receives the book with both hands. A man on the right wears white kurta and glasses and stands smiling. Red curtains and a wooden desk are visible.2024-01-28February 15 20242024-02-15Two men stand in an office in front of a wood-panelled wall with two framed portraits and a small painted textile of an elephant. On the left, a man in a light blue collared shirt, dark trousers and glasses holds one side of a gold-coloured book labelled with the title "...States of KAILASA". On the right, a man with a shaved head, a red bindi, a rudraksha mala and a long beaded necklace wears an orange saffron wrap and a leopard-print lower garment, and holds the other side of the book. A desk with a phone and papers is in the foreground.2024-01-20May 12 20122012-05-12January 22 20242024-01-22A man in a rust-red vest and pink shirt holds a gold-covered book titled "United States of KAILASA" toward a older bearded man in orange saffron robes, rudraksha malas and layered gold-toned necklaces, who receives it with both hands. A seated man in a pink shirt with folded arms watches at left, and a woman in a maroon sari stands at right. Behind them are a wooden cabinet and framed photographs and a certificate on a cream wall, with a dark wooden desk holding a laptop, glass of water and a folded blue-and-gold cloth. The recipient's appearance is only partially consistent with the page's claim, so the figure is described by role as a saffron-robed sannyasi.2024-02-10