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A large audience of mostly women in white and pastel saris sits on red plastic chairs under a decorated tent facing a raised red stage. A seated figure in orange robes sits on a white throne-like seat at the centre of the stage, with a microphone stand and white board nearby. A man in an orange garment stands at the right side near a camera on a tripod. Behind the stage hangs a large banner reading Paramahamsa Nithyananda and Arogya Yoga, showing a smiling portrait of a man with shaved head in orange robes, and a smaller banner beside it with Tamil text. A bearded man in an orange turban appears in a portrait at right, and red curtains frame the top of the tent.

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Large indoor hall with a red-draped stage and a green floor, where a seated teacher in an orange robe sits on a white cushioned seat. A banner behind the stage reads Paramahamsa Nithyananda and Arogya Yoga, with a portrait of a smiling man in an orange head wrap and saffron robe at left, labelled as the banner's portrait. Hundreds of seated attendees in white, cream and yellow saris and white clothes face the stage, many with braided hair. A person in a white garment stands near a camera at right, and a podium with a white board sits at centre. Side banners display more orange-clad portraits and event text.2006-11-26Photograph of a large seated audience at an indoor yoga programme hall with red plastic chairs filling most of the frame. Many attendees wear white or pastel salwar and saris, and several women have long braids, some with flowers. At the front, a figure in a saffron-orange turban and robe sits on a white chair on a red-draped stage, with a microphone stand and a white podium nearby. Behind the stage is a large banner with a portrait of a smiling man in orange headwear and the English and Tamil text of the Arogya Yoga programme, plus side banners and a white tent canopy with red valances. Probable Swamiji is seated centrally on the stage in a saffron turban and robe, with long swept-back styling visible in the banner portrait.2006-11-25A large audience of women seated on red plastic chairs under a tent faces a raised red stage at an Arogya Yoga session. Most attendees have long braided hair decorated with flowers and wear white, pastel, pink, yellow and red saris or salwar outfits. On the stage a figure in white robes sits on a golden-accented seat behind a microphone, and a second figure in an orange shawl stands at the side. Behind them a large banner shows a smiling man in an orange turban above Tamil script, with a second banner and portrait on the right, and stage lights hang overhead.2006-11-25Article - November 26 20062006-11-26Article - November 26 20062006-11-26 +1 copiesArticle - November 26 20062006-11-26November 25 20062006-11-25Article - November 26 20062006-11-26A photograph of an outdoor yoga event under a tent with a red-draped stage. A seated figure in saffron-orange robes and an orange turban sits on a white throne-like seat at the centre of the stage, with a microphone and a white board beside them. A large banner behind shows a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" and reads "Arogya Yoga". Rows of seated attendees in white and coloured saris and salwar, many with braided hair, face the stage on red chairs over green mats. A standing figure in white clothes stands near the front left of the stage. Side banners and portrait posters flank the stage. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure on the stage wears saffron-orange robes and an orange turban, with flowing dark hair visible, and is seated on a throne, consistent with the page's description of the event.2006-11-26Article - November 26 20062006-11-26A large tented hall full of seated attendees on red plastic chairs, facing a raised red-draped stage. A central figure in a white chair wears an orange-saffron garment and is seated at the front of the stage. Behind the stage, a large banner shows a smiling man in an orange-saffron turban and robe, beside Tamil script announcing an Arogya Yoga programme. Most attendees are women in white and cream saris and salwar, many with long braided hair decorated with white flowers; some wear pink, green and yellow. Ceiling fans and stage lights hang overhead, and smaller banners flank the stage.2006-11-25November 25 20062006-11-25