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September 12 20122012-09-12September 12 20122012-09-12July 08 20122012-07-08July 08 20122012-07-08March 05 20202020-03-05September 12 20122012-09-12January 07 20102010-01-071978 - TiruvannamalaiA photograph of a tall, ornately sculpted gopuram-style temple gateway with tiers of white-painted figures and a dark stone base, topped with a row of small finials. Through the open entrance, a brightly decorated shrine interior is visible with a deity murti. Two tall vertical banners flank the entrance, each showing a figure in orange robes. A green signboard stands to the right of the gate, a white car is parked at the right edge, and a bicycle leans near the left side. No people are visible.Several men walk out through the dark stone gateway of a South Indian temple tower, its upper levels densely carved with sculpted figures and a white gopuram visible beyond. In the foreground a man in white shirt and trousers with dark-rimmed glasses carries a pink-and-white garland. To his right a figure in a flowing orange-saffron robe with a beaded necklace and long dark hair walks forward, a probable Swamiji by appearance. Behind them an older man in white dhoti and shawl carries a rudraksha mala, another man in white holds a large green-and-yellow flower garland, and a seated woman in orange sari sits at the right with a few onlookers nearby. Overcast sky and overhead wires frame the scene.2006-12-04September 4 1989 - earliest ever recorded public functionNovember 24 20062006-11-24