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A man in a white collared shirt stands at a stage speaking into a handheld microphone. He wears a large necklace of wooden beads, a small red bindi on his forehead, gold-toned wristbands, a wristwatch and rimless glasses. A black speaker and a tripod stand are visible at left against a pale wall. The photograph is a single person speaking at an event.

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November 16 20092009-11-16November 16 20092009-11-16July 19 20142014-07-19November 16 20092009-11-16A smiling man in a white kurta holds a microphone up to his mouth while speaking. He wears a garland of pale orange-brown flower buds and a dark rudraksha mala, with a white vibhuti mark on his forehead and wire-rimmed glasses. A plain ring is on his finger. The background is a soft white draped fabric. Appearance does not support a confident identification of the page's named subject, so the person is described by role only.2009-11-16A man in a white collared shirt stands indoors holding a black microphone to his mouth as he speaks. He wears a long garland of dried, pale seed pods or nuts around his neck, a small red tilak mark on his forehead, a gold ring on one finger and a red and gold wristband. A pink flower is pinned to his shirt pocket. Behind him is a light wall and a blue sign with white lettering.2009-11-16July 15 20142014-07-15December 04 20112011-12-04A man in a white collared shirt with a rudraksha mala around his neck stands at a black microphone on a stand, holding it with his right hand and gesturing with his left. He looks off to the side while speaking. A blurred audience in white and red clothing fills the background of a hall with purple decorative panels.2014-05-06November 16 20092009-11-16A young man in a white short-sleeved collared shirt and rudraksha mala speaks into a silver gooseneck microphone in front of red curtains. He wears thin-framed glasses and an orange lanyard with an ID badge clipped to it. A white wall and a framed picture edge are visible behind him. He appears to be a speaker or volunteer addressing a satsang audience. No ceremonial adornments or saffron robes indicate a candidate for the a person identity, so the figure is a non-a person speaker.2013-07-12A man in white ritual clothes, a white kurta and dhoti, stands on a stage speaking into a handheld microphone. He wears a long rudraksha mala with brown beads, a white tilak on his forehead, and an ID badge on a lanyard. Behind him hang deep red curtains, with a gold-coloured railing in the foreground, a white wall and a wall-mounted air conditioning unit on the right. Appearance alone is not enough to name him, so he is described by role as a speaker giving a talk.2017-07-25