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January 11 20102010-01-11A photograph of a decorated entrance arch at T.J.S. Engineering College, framed by banana plants and palm fronds under a blue sky. The red banner across the top reads "T.J.S. ENGINEERING COLLEGE Welcomes All Devotees 11th January 2010". Two portraits printed on the banner show a figure in red-orange robes with a red headdress and rudraksha beads, but these are printed images, not physical people. Vertical red banners on the pillars read "WELCOME", with orange and green flags and a white building in the distance. No physical people are visible.2010-01-11December 12 20162016-12-12November 24 20062006-11-24January 01 20082008-01-01June 29 20142014-06-29 +1 copiesNovember 25 20062006-11-25September 14 20062006-09-14A photograph of a green street banner strung across a village road, with tall saffron-coloured flags along the roadside and palm trees behind. The banner has a central oval portrait of a smiling woman in an orange-saffron garment with rudraksha beads, set beside a temple gopuram illustration and rows of lit oil lamps. Smaller framed images show a deity form on the left and a painted couple in ornate garments with a deity figure on the right. Two vertical banners at the edges show a bare-chested man with hands folded in prayer, rudraksha beads and a saffron wrap, and a figure with a gold crown. Several people stand far off in the street below.2009-11-25A photograph of a decorated entrance archway over a red carpet leading into a building compound. The arch is draped with yellow marigold garlands and green leaf garlands with pink and white flowers. A large white banner reads a welcome message in Devanagari and English and shows a printed portrait of a smiling figure in orange robes with long dark hair and beaded necklaces. Two vertical red panels on either side of the arch each carry a printed portrait of a figure in a red turban and red robes with a mala, hands raised in greeting. Blue, pink and white bunting hangs along the left wall. Several people in light clothing stand near parked white vehicles in the background, and palm trees and greenery line the path.2009-09-10A photograph of an outdoor welcome banner tied to a bamboo pole in a dusty compound lined with banana plants. The banner shows a portrait of a long-haired man in an orange-red robe with a beaded rudraksha mala and a red dot on his forehead, labelled with a printed Kannada caption naming Paramahamsa Nithyananda. Behind it, two men in white clothes stand on white steps before a decorated white building with colourful panels and green draping. The banner's portrait is a printed depiction, not a physical person present in the scene.A decorated entrance arch of white cloth and bamboo poles with a banner showing two smiling men in orange-red turbans; the banner reads in Tamil about living in bliss, attributed to Dhyanapeedam, Bengaluru. Strings of marigolds and colourful garlands hang from the arch, with orange and yellow flags on poles. Below, several men in white dhotis and shirts stand on a paved area with colourful rangoli patterns, a red car and a white van are parked nearby, and a man in a red-brown shawl walks past. Open fields and trees lie beyond.2006-11-24