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A figure in orange-red robes and a matching red turban sits cross-legged on an ornate silver throne with a large floral backrest and a canopy above. Rudraksha malas and a gold-toned necklace hang on the chest, and arm bands are visible. Yellow and white spotlights fan out behind the throne. A small step stool and a patterned rug lie at the foot of the throne, and a garlanded deity murti stands at the left edge. The figure appears to be a statue or effigy rather than a living person, so the a person candidate is treated as a depiction, though its appearance is uncertain.

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September 24 20172017-09-24 +2 copiesSeptember 24 20172017-09-24September 24 20172017-09-24September 24 20172017-09-24 +2 copiesSeptember 24 20172017-09-24 +2 copiesSeptember 24 20172017-09-24 +2 copiesSeptember 24 20172017-09-24 +2 copiesSeptember 24 20172017-09-24 +2 copiesSeptember 24 20172017-09-24 +2 copiesSeptember 24 20172017-09-24 +2 copiesSeptember 24 20172017-09-24 +2 copiesA seated man in a silver ornate throne occupies the centre of a stage lit by yellow and white beams. He wears a red-orange turban, a red-orange wrap, multiple red rudraksha malas and beaded bracelets, and sits with hands resting on his lap. A silver umbrella canopy rises above the throne, and a garlanded deity murti stands at the left edge. Probable Swamiji by visible cues: red-orange ornate clothing, turban and rudraksha malas, in a throne setting, with the page noting his presence at the event. Image is a photograph of a stage event.2017-09-24 +2 copies