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October 16 20152015-10-16October 16 20152015-10-16October 16 20152015-10-16October 16 20152015-10-16December 12 20162016-12-12 +1 copiesDecember 12 20162016-12-12 +1 copiesA photograph of a stage event with two seated figures on orange thrones before a golden lion-carved backdrop. On the left, a bearded man in orange robes and a rudraksha mala speaks into a microphone with an open hand gesture. In the centre, a person in a maroon-red turban and red-orange robes sits with a book in hand, wearing beaded bangles and a rudraksha mala. A framed portrait behind them shows a smiling figure in orange with an orange turban, decorated with marigold and multicolored flower garlands. Orange cushioned chairs and a partially visible third seated figure in orange complete the scene.2015-01-13July 09 20152015-07-09Stage event with three people in saffron and orange robes. On the left, a bearded man in an orange robe hands a red-covered book to the central figure, a white-bearded elder wearing a saffron cloth with green borders, rudraksha beads, and layered gold-toned necklaces. On the right, a smiling woman in a red turban and orange-red draped cloth wears a multicolour flower garland and gold bangles and holds a hand out toward the book. A gilded backdrop with ornate carved gold scrolls and a pillar fills the background. Partially visible seated devotees in orange appear at the lower edges.2015-01-13October 16 20152015-10-16A young man in a pink striped shirt and jeans hands a certificate to a seated, smiling figure on an ornate gold throne draped with garlands of red, orange and white flowers. The seated figure wears an orange-red turban, rudraksha malas and a bead necklace, with an orange-red robe. Behind them a large gilt deity murti with a dark face and golden ornaments is painted on the backdrop. A brass oil lamp stands on the left, beside a second smiling person in orange-red robes and a rudraksha mala. The certificate reads INTEGRAL RUSHIMS AWARD. The seated figure wears distinctive ceremonial garlands and rudraksha adornments; the appearance is consistent with a person, though not certain.2015-07-26May 21 20162016-05-21