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Close photo of a smiling man with short dark hair, a red bindi and yellow turmeric or powder smudges on his cheek. He wears a thick garland of red rose petals with gold-coloured floral clusters, a black beaded rudraksha-style mala, and a cream and gold embroidered silk kurta with brown tassel cords. Behind him are blurred gold and green decorative hangings. Only one person is visible.

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Close photo of a man with short black hair and a moustache, seated and wearing a cream embroidered kurta with gold-toned brocade collar and a black beaded rudraksha-style mala. A thick garland of red petals with gold ribbon-rose accents drapes over his shoulders, and he has a red tilak on his forehead and yellow turmeric paste on his cheek. Behind him are warm orange and green fabric hangings. No other clearly visible person is in focus. The photo is watermarked with an archive credit, which is not transcribed.2013-09-15Close-up photograph of a smiling man with short dark hair and a moustache, wearing a red tilak on his forehead and yellow turmeric or kumkum powder on his cheek. He wears a thick red and white flower garland with gold-thread rosettes, a black rudraksha-style mala, and an ornate cream and gold embroidered silk kurta with a brown shawl. Behind him, a blurred background shows a deity murti with gold and green ornamentation.2013-09-15September 15 20132013-09-15Close-up photo of a man with short dark hair and a neat moustache, looking downward with a faint smile. He has a red tilak mark on his forehead and yellow powder on his cheek. He wears a red and pink fresh-flower garland with gold-coloured floral ornaments and a dark bead mala around his neck, plus a cream and gold embroidered garment. Small gold-coloured rice or flower petals are scattered in his hair. The background is blurred warm yellow and green. Identity is not established from appearance.2013-09-15November 29 20092009-11-29A photo of a standing man in a cream silk kurta with gold embroidery and a bronze-brown embroidered shawl, wearing a long white and yellow garland with green leaves, red flowers and two green fruits. He looks downward with a small red mark on his forehead. A woman in a teal and gold sari sits at left wearing bangles and jewellery. Behind them is an illuminated shrine with a gilded arch, green drapes, and a deity murti in red and gold. Appearance does not clearly support a person candidate, so no presenter is named.2013-09-15A smiling man with short dark hair and a red bindi sits before a gold-embroidered throne backed by white and red floral garlands. He wears a white embroidered sherwani with a red shawl across his shoulder and a heavy garland of pink lotus buds and tulsi-like beads at his chest. Only his upper body and face are visible, and his hands rest in his lap. The appearance is consistent with the page's a person reference, but it is not a confident match, so the identity is uncertain.2009-11-29November 29 20092009-11-29Close profile photograph of a smiling man with long dark hair swept back, wearing a red tilak on his forehead. He wears an off-white embroidered silk garment with a floral thread pattern and a layered garland of pink lotus buds, yellow and maroon marigolds, and white flowers draped over his shoulders. The background is a dark backdrop with a blurred blue panel at upper left and a large orange and white decorative flower shape at right.2009-11-29November 29 20092009-11-29A smiling man seated in front of a gold ornate backdrop, wearing a rudraksha headband, white vibhuti forehead marks with a red kumkum dot, a small headset microphone, and a rust-orange cloth draped over his shoulders. He is heavily garlanded with pink lotus buds, white jasmine strands, red flower garlands and a long necklace of green lemons with gold ornaments, plus a rudraksha necklace. The overall scene suggests a seated ceremonial honouring. a person: the rudraksha headband, orange clothing and ceremonial ornaments are consistent with the page's identification, though the appearance is only partly distinctive.2012-06-05September 12 20102010-09-12