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Two seated men in saffron-orange robes sit on gold-framed thrones before a blue ornate door at a press conference. The man on the left wears a dark rudraksha mala, a beaded headband with a red dot on his forehead, gold armlets and a bindi, and speaks into a microphone. The older man on the right, with a shaved head, white tilak and beaded headband, sits with a gold necklace and dark beaded mala, one hand near his mouth, holding a stack of papers in a pink folder. Many microphones with station logos, including GTV, Vasanth and Raj, crowd the table in front. Two more people in orange stand at the edges. The left man has long swept-back hair and a crown-like headband, but his identity cannot be confirmed from appearance.

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Two seated saffron-robed men sit on ornate gold-framed throne chairs with red velvet backs in front of a blue patterned wall, with a press conference microphone stack below them. The man on the left wears a red-beaded headband, a rudraksha mala with a dark beaded necklace, a red bindi, and a bare upper arm with rudraksha bands; he rests his hand on the chair and looks toward the reporters. The man on the right has a shaved head, white ash markings on his forehead and body, a heavy gold necklace over rudraksha beads, gold bangles, and a saffron wrap with gold border, seated with hands folded and speaking into a microphone. Multiple TV and media microphones with station logos are arranged in the foreground.2012-05-15May 15 20122012-05-15Two men sit side by side on ornate gold-framed thrones with deep red velvet backs before a blue and white patterned wall. The man on the left wears an orange saffron robe, a long rudraksha mala, a beaded headband and armlets, and looks toward the other man. The man on the right, shaved-headed with white and red forehead markings, wears an orange robe with a gold-bordered shawl, a rudraksha mala, a gold pendant and a red beaded headband, and speaks into a microphone. A cluster of Tamil television and press microphones with station logos stands in front of them, and a pillar edge and a standing attendant in orange appear at the left. A caption on the right reads Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam, , . The man on the left has long swept-back hair, a crown-like beaded headband, rudraksha malas and saffron clothing, which are appearance cues consistent with the page's a person claim, so he is labelled a probable match2012-05-15May 15 20122012-05-15A press conference with two seated men in saffron-orange robes on gilded thrones with maroon velvet backs, in front of a blue-painted wooden door. The man on the left, smiling, wears a dark rudraksha mala, copper-toned bangles and a headband, with white ash markings on his arms. The older man on the right, with a shaved head, white vibhuti forehead markings and a red bindi, wears a heavy gold necklace over rudraksha beads and holds a pink folder open, speaking into a microphone. Many microphones with TV and radio station logos crowd the foreground. Appearance cues on the left man (flowing hair absent; headband, rudraksha, saffron robe) are only partly distinctive, so identity remains uncertain.2012-05-15 +1 copiesTwo seated men in orange saffron robes sit on ornate gold-framed thrones with red velvet cushions before a press conference. Microphones with multiple media station logos crowd the foreground. The man on the left has short dark hair, a dark rudraksha mala, rudraksha armbands and a red-orange headband, and gestures with his right hand. The bald man on the right wears a rudraksha mala, a heavy gold necklace, gold bangles and a red-orange headband, with white sacred ash on his forehead and body, and speaks into a microphone. A blue carved wooden door stands behind them, and a third orange-clad person is partly visible at the left edge.2012-05-15A press conference with two seated saffron-robed men on gold-framed thrones before a blue and cream ornamented wall. The man on the left, with long swept-back dark hair, a headband, a rudraksha mala and a gold armband, gestures with his fist while speaking into a cluster of news microphones. The older man on the right is shaved-headed with white forehead markings, a rudraksha mala, a gold necklace and gold bangles, and sits with his hands folded, listening. Standing saffron-robed attendants are partly visible at the edges, and a string of red-and-gold station logos and microphones covers the lower foreground.2012-05-15May 15 20122012-05-15 +1 copiesMay 15 20122012-05-15 +1 copiesMay 15 20122012-05-15May 15 20122012-05-15 +1 copiesMay 15 20122012-05-15