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An exhibition stall with red banners reading Nithyananda Sangha Oman and Nithyananda Sangha Dubai in English and Hindi. At the centre, a golden arched shrine frames a deity murti of Lord Bhikshatanar with a crown, garlands and beads, flanked by a gold dhwaja-style flag on a pole. Red plaques below read Lord Bhikshatanar and a Hindi caption. Red panels display photos of ceremonies and gatherings, a small fan sits at left, and a gold-decorated stand holds offerings. No people are visible.

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An exhibition stall with red banners reading Nithyananda Sangha Phoenix, one headed by a portrait of a smiling woman in a hat. Between red-framed photo panels stands a golden deity murti of Lord Shiva and Parvati on a seat under a red-and-colourful umbrella canopy, with red curtains behind. Two red placards in front describe the deity and the presiding deity of Nithyananda Sangha Phoenix, Phoenix Andhrapradesh, America. Gold cloth covers the platform and a brass lamp stand is at the front. No physical people are visible.2016-05-03April 24 20162016-04-24May 03 20162016-05-03May 03 20162016-05-03May 03 20162016-05-03April 27 20162016-04-27December 05 20162016-12-05Photo of an exhibition stall with a red banner reading Nithyananda Sangha North India, Andhra Pradesh, above a golden statue of a seated figure in orange and green garments, flanked by a golden deity murti on a raised red-and-gold platform. Behind the statue hang red curtains and a decorated arch. Side panels show framed photographs of Nithyananda Sangha Delhi activities. A woman in a green sari with a lanyard stands at right, looking to the side. A brass oil lamp sits on the platform and a red plaque with printed text is at the base.2016-05-03April 27 20162016-04-27A photograph of a festival exhibition booth with a red banner reading Nithyananda Sangha Malaysia above. Inside the booth, a gilded throne-like altar holds deity murti statues draped in orange and red silks and garlands, flanked by decorated pillars with embroidered elephant and floral textiles. Printed photographs of ritual processions are mounted on the side panels. A yellow-clad statue stands to the right beside a kalasha-style umbrella. No physical people are visible.2016-05-17April 27 20162016-04-27April 23 20162016-04-23