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A painted street wall with a teal and yellow border beside a mint-green shrine structure, with multi-storey white apartment buildings and a palm tree behind. Three panels are painted on the wall. The left panel shows a smiling man with an orange turban and red tilak, with a portrait label reading Paramahamsa Nithyananda; the right panel shows a man with a pale blue turban and red tilak, his face in profile. The centre panel carries Tamil aphorisms in red script on white. No physical people are present.

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November 13 20052005-11-13November 13 20052005-11-13November 13 20052005-11-13Street photograph of a pale green and white building wall painted with large portrait murals of a man with long dark hair, a white head wrap in one panel and an orange head wrap in another, and a readable Tamil text panel between them. A sign on the left reads Vasantha Nursing Home, a clinic. Two bicycles, one with a cargo cart, are parked on a dirt road in front of the wall. No people are visible apart from a partial figure at the left edge. The painted figures are depictions on the wall, and the man in the murals has long hair and a white or orange head wrap, so the appearance cues are partial. The page links these murals to a person, but appearance alone is not sufficient, so the identity is marked unsure.2005-11-13A street-side wall in a town setting, painted teal and white with a yellow stripe. On the left, a painted portrait of a man with long dark hair wearing a white head wrap with a red bindi and a white garment; he looks slightly upward. A blue-and-white signboard on a post reads Vasantha Nursing Home with Dr. K. Saiprasanna M.B.B.S. Two bicycles are parked in front, a cart stands on the right, and utility poles and wires cross the sky. A large block of Tamil text is painted on the wall, and phone numbers are visible on the right side. A photograph of an everyday street scene with no physical people clearly visible apart from a partially seen figure at the left edge.2005-11-13A street-side wall painted mint green with a yellow and red border, showing two large painted portrait panels. Two bicycles and a flatbed tricycle cart are parked in front on a dusty road. On the left, a sign reads Vasantha Nursing Home beside a painted man in a white head cloth and white clothing. A central panel holds a Tamil text list. On the right, a painted man in an orange turban with a red forehead mark smiles, next to printed phone numbers and a painted portrait captioned as Paramahamsa Nithyanandar. Behind the wall stand a white multi-storey building and power lines.2005-11-13A street photograph of a mint-green and yellow boundary wall beside a road, with a bicycle and a black wire-mesh cargo tricycle parked in front. Painted on the wall are large portraits of a man with long dark hair and a white turban and white robe, plus a smaller portrait of a man in an orange turban. A tall blue-and-white sign reads Vasantha Nursing Home. No people are physically visible in the scene; the figures appear only as painted portraits. Multi-storey buildings, palm trees and power lines stand behind the wall under a pale blue sky.2005-11-13A painted wall poster shows a smiling man in saffron-orange robes and a matching orange turban with a red bindi, raising one open palm in a blessing gesture. Beside him, bold red and dark text lists aphorisms in Tamil under the heading for a person, with blue bullet points. A yellow band at the bottom carries smaller Tamil text, and the painted wall is green, yellow and white. The portrait is labelled with the printed name Paramahamsa Nithyananda, so the depiction is attributed to that caption.2005-11-13Outdoor street photo of a weathered whitewashed wall with several painted and printed posters. Centre right, a large orange banner advertises a 1008 lamp puja under a deity with kalasha imagery, with a smiling man in an orange turban and orange robe in a portrait labelled with Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam text. Left, a green poster shows a sword-and-club-bearing deity figure with garlands, a schedule and three small printed portraits of men in white. Lower left, a small political-style poster shows a woman. A wooden directional arrow sits at the base, and a thatched palm-fibre screen and tree stand behind. No physical people are present.2011-05-02November 13 20052005-11-132008 - Kailasa India Sangha ActivitiesNovember 25 20062006-11-25