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January 26 20102010-01-26January 26 20102010-01-26 +1 copiesJanuary 26 20102010-01-26January 26 20102010-01-26A seated figure in orange saffron robes with long dark hair sits cross-legged on a large cream-coloured throne-style armchair with white knitted cushions, speaking at a microphone on a stand. A banner behind shows a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" wearing an orange turban and red bindi, beside a white panel with large red lettering reading "Kalpataru" and the logo of Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam. Yellow marigold garlands hang at the banner edges, and a small table to the left holds a water bottle and a small bell-like object. The figure has a distinctive saffron robe and long swept hair, matching the a person candidate cues, though appearance is only probable.2010-01-26A seated man in saffron-orange robes sits cross-legged on a large orange throne-like chair in front of a stage backdrop with red drapes and a banner reading Kalpataru in red Tamil script. He has long hair, a red bindi, and holds white papers while gesturing with his right hand toward a microphone on a stand. To the left, a large portrait labelled with a logo shows a smiling man in an orange turban and saffron robe beside a wooden podium and a small standing fan. The presentation appears to be a talk given at the Kalpataru programme.2010-02-14December 15 20062006-12-15 +1 copiesNovember 25 20062006-11-25 +3 copiesArticle - November 26 20062006-11-26 +3 copiesA man with long swept-back dark hair and an orange-saffron robe sits cross-legged on a cream-coloured armchair on a stage, holding papers and gesturing with one hand toward the audience, with a microphone on a stand beside him. A white-draped table at left holds a water bottle, papers and a pen. Behind him a large banner reads Kalpataru in red, beside a portrait labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda showing a smiling man in an orange turban and saffron wrap with a kumkum mark. Yellow-orange marigold garlands line the stage edges and a ceremonial sword rests on the chair's right side.2010-01-26December 13 20072007-12-13January 26 20102010-01-26