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A photograph of a large printed banner hung over striped draped fabric in red, yellow, green and white. The banner shows a smiling man in a cream turban with long dark hair, wearing a dark embroidered jacket with a white sash. The banner carries the printed name Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam, the word Bidadi, and the slogan HOMOEOPATHY FOR HOME. No physical people are visible beyond the printed portrait, so the portrait is a depiction on a banner; appearance cues (long swept hair, turban, ornate embroidered clothing) are present, so this is a probable depiction.

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August 27 20072007-08-27A photograph of an outdoor street banner hung between tree trunks in front of a plain building, with dense green shrubs below and a motorcycle parked at the right edge. The banner has a purple-blue background with a large portrait of a smiling man wearing a cream-white turban, a dark navy jacket with embroidered gold trim, and a white stole, beside red and white lettering. The portrait is a printed depiction on the banner and is not a physical person in the scene. No people are physically visible in the scene.2007-05-04August 27 20072007-08-27 +2 copiesA photograph of a health camp at a tented stall in front of a striped drape in red, yellow, green and white. A large vertical banner above shows a smiling man in a yellow-white turban and dark embroidered ceremonial tunic with a gold-trimmed collar, reading "Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Bidadi HOMOEOPATHY FOR HOME" in printed text; this is a printed portrait, not a physical person. In the foreground a young man in a striped grey shirt and blue-red cap holds a small card, while a man in white with an orange scarf sits at a white-draped table with a printed card reader. A woman in white with an orange scarf sits at the right table, and a man in a checked shirt stands at far right. A second man in white with a green cloth over his shoulder stands behind the foreground figure.2007-08-26 +2 copiesAugust 27 20072007-08-27 +2 copiesA printed vinyl banner hangs on a white wall for the Nithyananda Foundation, Bangalore, Bidadi, with a phone number. It shows the Nithyananda Acupuncture Healing Science Foundation and names Sri Nithya Haashya and Dr. Osho Mani, specialist in pulse diagnosis and acupuncturist. A portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" shows a smiling man in a cream turban with a red bindi, wearing a dark embroidered garment with a white shawl. A stylised acupuncture needle symbol appears beside the text. No physical people are present in the scene.2006-03-20 +1 copiesOutdoor homeopathy camp under a striped red, yellow and green draped tent at Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Bidadi. A large banner shows a smiling man in a yellow turban, dark embroidered jacket and long hair, labelled "Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam" and "HOMOEOPATHY FOR HOME"; this printed portrait is not a physical person. Seated behind a white-covered table, three volunteers in white clothes with orange shawls record details on paper. A standing man in white with a rudraksha mala and a young boy in an orange shirt stand at the table, and a woman in a green patterned sari faces the table from the right. Foreground persons are the visible physical people, counted as five.2007-08-26 +2 copiesA night photograph of a multi-storey building facade decorated with strings of red, green, yellow and blue fairy lights hanging across its front. A large banner is mounted on the building showing a smiling man with a cream-coloured turban, a red tilak on his forehead, long dark hair and an ornate gold-and-cream beaded necklace over a dark garment. The banner's Tamil text reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam with Dhyanam, Ilaivasam and Dhyana Chikitsa Maiyam, and below the portrait a banner line reads Paramahamsa Nithyanandar. Arched windows and a neighbouring illuminated signboard are visible. No people are present in the scene.2008-11-11A hanging banner poster on a white wall shows a man in a white turban with a red tilak on his forehead, long dark hair, and a dark navy embroidered garment with silver-white ornate embroidery and a white sash, gazing upward and smiling against an orange background. Beneath him, white calligraphic text on a red band reads a quotation about the power of Ananda. To the right, a gilt-framed deity murti stands on a lotus base, labelled Balarama Avatar. The banner is a poster, not a live person, and no physical people are present in the room.2006-04-06A printed portrait of a smiling man with a red bindi, wearing a cream turban and a dark robe with white embroidered trim, hangs on a wooden frame with a red and yellow cord. Marigold garlands hang above on a wooden door frame and a blue panel. The printed portrait is the only figure; no physical people are visible. Faint copyright text overlays the right side of the picture.2006-10-28A printed poster photograph mounted on a white wall under a metal awning shows a smiling man in a cream-coloured turban with a red bindi on his forehead, long dark hair falling behind his shoulders, and a dark garment with ornate gold and red embroidered collar. The blue backdrop and partial lettering at the right edge suggest a banner.2006-08-17December 25 20052005-12-25