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A cracked white marble plaque set into a weathered salmon-pink wall, bearing black Devanagari inscription lines. A dark stained patch and broken chips obscure parts of the lettering. The plaque is a stone inscription with no people visible, showing an old dedicatory memorial with a date line at the bottom.

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A photograph of a cream-coloured stone or marble memorial plaque mounted on a pale turquoise painted wall. The plaque carries a Devanagari inscription topped by an Om symbol, dedicating a temple (Shri Shivarpan) established in the name of Swami Maheshwaranand ji Maharaj, Mandaleshwar Maharaj, and Swami Kevalyanand ji Maharaj, with the donor couple Shrimati Durga Devi ji and Shriman Lala Govardhandas ji Khanna, an engineer. The plaque shows weathering, chipped edges and a date line ending in Asoj samvat 2013. No people are visible.2006-06-04June 03 20162016-06-03March 14 20142014-03-14July 01 20142014-07-01July 10 20082008-07-10A close photograph of a black rectangular sign set into a pale stone wall, reading in Kannada and English 'Patanjali shrine'. Below it sits a weathered stone block with a white painted symbol and a small hole, on a dusty ground. Above the sign, a stone pillar base and a faded painted panel are visible near a wet stone platform. No people are present.2010-09-301987 - Books, Mantra Deeksha and Yantras Given by Narayana Swami in the Revival of the Science of AushadaRare archival collectionClose-up photograph of a cracked whitewashed wall with exposed reddish brick inside a broken gap. A dark metal hinge plate is fixed into the crumbling brickwork at the centre, with a thin crack running vertically down the right side and a diagonal crack branching toward the lower right. No people or ritual elements are visible. A small purple logo appears in the top left corner, and a faint copyright line sits at the lower right.2018-05-22May 22 20182018-05-22December 15 20142014-12-15August 03 20092009-08-03