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A dirt road runs through a campus of low white and tan buildings under a partly cloudy sky. On the left, a long single-storey building with a red tiled roof has laundry hanging from its veranda and a partially visible sign reading in part "...nanda ...able ... Library". Scaffolding wraps a red-and-beige multi-storey building at centre, a pale apartment block stands behind, and on the right a white building has boarded windows and red painted trim. Shrubs and small saplings line the roadside and a streetlamp stands near the left building. No people are clearly visible apart from a figure in the far left doorway.

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November 20 20082008-11-20November 20 20082008-11-20A dirt road runs past a long single-storey cream building with a red tiled roof and a covered veranda where laundry hangs on lines, including orange, yellow and white garments. Beside it, a multi-storey brick-red building is under construction, wrapped in bamboo and metal scaffolding, with a worker visible on the roof. Potted flowering plants and shrubs line the path, with a street lamp, water tanks and a few trees under an overcast sky. No people are visible in the scene.2008-11-20November 20 20082008-11-20A low cream-walled building with a terracotta-tiled roof serves as the Nithyananda Charitable Dispensary, its name shown on a white sign hung from the front post. A red earthen-coloured painted motif decorates the wall beside the entrance. Beyond it, tall white apartment blocks stand on the left and a red-brick building in progress is wrapped in bamboo scaffolding on the right, with workers visible on its upper floors. Clothes hang drying along the veranda, a few potted plants and a bench sit at the front, and bare red soil surrounds the site under a pale sky.2008-11-20November 20 20082008-11-20November 20 20082008-11-20A low single-storey cream-walled building with a long terracotta-tiled roof and covered veranda, serving as the Nithyananda Charitable Dispensary. A white signboard on a pole reads NITHYANANDA CHARITABLE DISPENSARY beside a wooden bench and a bicycle parked under the eave. Laundry hangs along the veranda, and a dirt road and small plants lie in front. Behind it stand several white multi-storey apartment blocks, a red-brick building under construction with scaffolding, and distant rocky hills under an overcast sky.2008-11-20A daytime exterior view of Aadikailaasa in Bengaluru, India, showing several white multi-storey residential blocks with balconies on the left and a partly built red-faced building under scaffolding on the right, with workers visible on its roof. In the foreground is a single-storey building with a tiled roof and a sign reading Nithyananda Charitable Dispensary, beside a bare reddish-brown earth lot. Overcast sky with power lines overhead. No people are clearly visible as central subjects, and no a person depiction is present.2008-11-20Exterior photograph of a construction site at Aadikailaasa in Bengaluru, India, under an open sky with power lines. A low single-storey cream building with a terracotta-tiled roof and a painted red and white folk motif on its wall stands in front of a white multi-storey apartment block. A sign on the building reads "Nithyananda Charitable Dispensary". Workers in light clothing stand on scaffolding against a red-and-white multi-storey building under construction, and clothes hang to dry along the verandah. Red earth mounds and a dirt track lie in the foreground. No a person candidate is visible.2008-11-20November 20 20082008-11-20Exterior photograph of a single-storey cream-walled building with a long reddish tiled roof, serving as the Nithyananda Charitable Dispensary. A white sign with red-bordered lettering reads Nithyananda Charitable Dispensary. A bench, bicycle, hanging laundry and potted plants sit under the veranda. Multi-storey white and cream apartment blocks stand behind it, and a red-brick building on the right is wrapped in bamboo scaffolding with several workers on upper levels. Bare red earth fills the foreground, and power lines cross the pale sky.2008-11-20