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A smiling man in an orange turban and orange sleeveless robe sits on an ornate gold throne with carved floral and figural panels. He wears a red bindi, a long orange-beaded rudraksha mala and a microphone clipped to his robe. Long dark hair falls past his shoulders. A microphone stand is in front of him, and a vase of pink and white flowers sits at lower right. A painted orange backdrop with a bird motif is behind him. Swamiji (probable): the orange turban, long hair, rudraksha mala and ornate throne are the qualifying cues for the seated speaker.

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December 02 20092009-12-02December 02 20092009-12-02December 02 20092009-12-02December 02 20092009-12-02December 02 20092009-12-02December 02 20092009-12-02December 02 20092009-12-02A person seated on an ornate golden throne with carved gold backrest and gilded armrests, wearing an orange-saffron turban and an orange sleeveless robe, with a long gold bead necklace draped across the chest and a red mark on the forehead. The seated figure gestures with one raised hand toward a microphone on a stand, speaking. Behind the throne are white flower garlands and a green leaf decoration, and a large painted orange backdrop. Pink, white and orange flowers sit on the right near a brass vessel. Swamiji (probable): the saffron turban, orange robe, long hair and gold beaded necklace on a throne match the visible cues, so this is an appearance-based candidate present in person.2009-12-02A man in saffron-orange robes and a matching orange turban sits on an ornate golden throne with intricate relief carvings, speaking while raising his left hand open. He wears a red-and-gold beaded mala necklace, a red tilak mark on his forehead, and a sleeveless saffron top. A microphone stands in front of him, and a vase of pink and white flowers sits on the gold armrest at right. A floral garland hangs over the throne's backrest. A painted orange backdrop with a large hand-like motif fills the left side.2009-12-02December 02 20092009-12-02December 02 20092009-12-02December 02 20092009-12-02