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A photograph of a red and orange flatbed truck with a grey canvas tarpaulin, its side covered by a large white and purple banner. The banner shows a portrait of a person in orange clothing in the upper left, beside the top heading and a circular emblem, with a second portrait partly visible at the right edge. Ropes and green cords secure the banner to the truck bed, and a driver is seen inside the cab on the right. Trees and a utility pole appear in the background. The banner carries Kannada text and an English caption describing a relief programme and the organisation that sponsored it.

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September 2006 - Sindhanur flood reliefA printed banner taped to a beige wall beneath a dark window frame, promoting Nithyananda Global Community Initiatives. A small inset portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" on the left shows a smiling woman with a red bindi, wearing an orange garment and a beaded necklace. Beside it, a circular emblem of linked stick figures surrounds the text NITHYANANDA GLOBAL COMMUNITY INITIATIVES, with a motto about totality through transformation and society beyond food, education and healthcare. The banner is a graphic, with no physical people present.2009-10-22September 2006 - Sindhanur flood reliefA photograph of a white vinyl banner hung between two rusted metal poles in front of a whitewashed wall, with patchy grass and bare red earth below. The banner has a dark red and cream decorative border and a circular emblem of linked stick figures around the words NITHYANANDA GLOBAL COMMUNITY INITIATIVES. The banner's slogan reads "Totality through Transformation" and describes building a fulfilled society through food, education and healthcare. No physical people are visible.2009-11-03A photograph of a white vinyl banner mounted on a wall for Nithyananda Global Community Initiatives. A small inset portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" shows a smiling person with long dark hair, a red bindi and an orange garment with beaded necklaces. The banner features a circular logo of linked human figures in grey-green, a brown patterned top strip, and the slogan "Totality through Transformation" beside text about food, education and healthcare. Below, the banner reads it is a unit of the Dhyanapeeta Charitable Trust, Bidadi, Bengaluru. No physical people are visible in the scene.January 07 20122012-01-07A decorated road vehicle, a truck with an ornate golden carved canopy and frame, leads a procession on a paved road lined with greenery. A large framed portrait of a smiling woman in orange robes and a rudraksha mala is mounted atop the canopy, flanked by an orange-and-blue flag. A white banner across the front shows two portraits: a smiling woman in orange with a mala, labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda, and a deity pair adorned with flower garlands, labelled Anandeswarar. Tamil text reads Kodikkan Darshana Ratha Pada Yatthirai, with Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam printed on the banner. A man in orange robes stands at the roadside on the left, and another man in a white shirt stands on the right near the truck.A decorated vehicle with an ornate golden carved frame and a large portrait of a smiling man with long dark hair, red bindi, orange robe and rudraksha beads, displayed above the windshield. A white banner across the front shows a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" on the left and a deity pair in red and gold on the right, with a tall red-and-white sign in Tamil reading a procession title. The truck is parked on a paved road with a driver visible inside. No people are clearly visible outside the vehicle.2009-01-31A photograph of a decorated orange truck fitted with an ornate golden arched canopy and carved golden front panel, parked on a dirt road. A large printed portrait of a smiling long-haired figure in an orange garment and rudraksha mala is mounted atop the canopy. A white banner across the front shows a smiling figure in orange with a mala, labelled 'paramahamsa nithyananda' in Tamil, beside a colourful deity image of two figures garlanded with flowers, labelled 'Aanandadeveswarar Aanandavalli' in Tamil. The banner text reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam and a Tamil headline for a Kodi Kann Darshana Ratha Padayatra, with a line about world peace and religious harmony. A man in white and yellow clothing walks beside the truck, and a driver sits in the cab. Printed portraits, not physical people, depict the figure on the canopy and banner.2009-01-31A photograph of a decorated orange and gold ratha procession vehicle on a street in Tamil Nadu. A large framed portrait of a smiling person in orange clothing with a beaded necklace sits atop the vehicle. A white banner across the front bears a portrait labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda on the left and a deity image on the right, with Tamil text. Two men in white dhotis and orange shawls walk alongside, one carrying an orange flag, while a woman in a white sari walks nearby. Motorcycles, parked cars and roadside shops line the street.2009-01-31September 2006 - Sindhanur flood reliefA photograph of a large outdoor banner hung beneath tree branches. The banner shows a framed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" of a smiling woman with dark hair wearing an orange garment and a red bindi, beside the circular "Nithyananda Global Community Initiatives" emblem with decorative vine and leaf motifs on a maroon and white background. Telugu text runs across the right side. The lower right corner shows the partial back of a person's dark head, the only physical person visible. +1 copies