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Night scene outside an ashram with an open white mobile shop vehicle displaying shelves of religious items, books and framed pictures. A table in front holds framed portraits, a brass bowl, small boxes and a glass dish. Several devotees stand and browse: an elderly man in a white dhoti and cloth, a man in a striped shirt holding a mala, a woman in a red saree with a long braid, an older woman in a light blue saree holding a toddler in red shorts, and a young woman in a yellow saree. A boy in a maroon shirt stands near the vehicle. Lit building and trees behind. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible.

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A white bus-style mobile shop parked at night, with its side and rear doors open to display shelves stocked with books, framed pictures and CDs under bright interior light. A white-shirted man stands at the open side near a folding table covered with white cloth, small framed images, booklets, plastic packets and trinkets. A second man in a striped shirt stands at the right edge, and a third person is partly visible behind the bus. Side panels carry red-and-white printed graphics of deity imagery, and a banner on the bus reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam. Beside the bus, white display boards show printed pictures, and trees and a parked silver car frame the scene.2008-07-29February 01 2009 Kalpataru Convention at Coimbatore City2009-02-01A street-side photograph of seated spectators in a row of folding chairs along a busy urban road. In the foreground, a man in a white shirt with glasses and a woman with a red bindi and white forehead marking face the camera. Behind them, a white van with its rear doors open shows several people standing inside a shelved interior, including a woman in an orange saree and a man in white. A woman in an orange-and-yellow saree stands at the roadside beside the van, arms folded. Traffic, parked cars, bicycles and shopfronts line the street under a hazy sky.May 17 20112011-05-17July 29 20082008-07-29 +1 copiesEvening photo at an outdoor ashram book and merchandise stall under a canopy with bright tube lights. Several men in light shirts and a woman in a red sari stand at a white-draped table selling books, framed pictures and small packets. A woman in white with an orange shawl and gold border sits at right, handing items across the counter. A white bus-like booth behind displays large framed posters with portraits and saffron-clad figures. Devotees queue along the left, and an orange cloth and prayer beads hang from the canopy.2008-07-27July 27 20082008-07-27July 27 20082008-07-27Night-time outdoor photo of a large crowd of mostly men in white shirts and dhotis, plus a few women in saris, gathered around white-covered tables displaying small bottles, boxes and packets. A bright floodlight stands at left, a blank white board hangs in the background, and a red canopy tent with a banner sits at right beside a thatched-roof building. Small flags and string lights decorate the area.2009-08-05Outdoor photo beside a white van parked on bare earth, its open rear door and side panels covered with framed photographs of a bearded saffron-robed figure and other images, with a red-and-cream banner and a banana plant nearby. Several people stand in a loose crowd: two men in white dhotis and white shirts, a woman in a white-patterned sari, a man in a checked shirt, and a crowd of younger men and boys in casual clothes at left. A striped blue-and-white cloth hangs from the van's rear doorway.2010-01-01July 29 20082008-07-29 +1 copiesNight scene beside a white bus-style mobile shop with its side windows open and lit from inside, displaying framed pictures, books and small packaged items on shelves. A man in white clothes sits on the vehicle's rear entrance steps holding a bag. In the foreground, a seated man in a white shirt and dhoti sits on a plastic chair, and two men in light shirts stand close by on the dirt ground. A banner or poster panel on the bus side shows printed portrait images and text. No identifiable a person figure is visible among the people.2008-05-10