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A photograph of an exhibition hall with a row of tall cream-and-brown scroll-style display panels mounted on white stands along the wall. A lone man in an orange-red turban and matching orange-red sannyasi wrap and dhoti stands at left, facing the panels with his back partly turned, studying them. Panels carry photographs, headings and text about Vedic universities, reviving the Indian education system, building hospitals, Ananda Yogam, and eNpregnancy care. The floor is pale wood-tone tile under warm track lighting.

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July 03 20152015-07-03 +1 copiesA photograph of a person in a rust-red sannyasi-style wrap with gold-edged borders and a dark red turban, standing with their back to the camera and viewing a row of tall parchment-style exhibition banners. The banners carry the sarvajnapeetha heading and text about reviving Ayurveda, Siddha, Varma and Naturopathy, building hospitals, and eN Pregnancy Care, with photographs and an illustration of a Shiva lingam and a Vedic-style painting. The person wears a rudraksha-style mala and a bracelet. Appearance cues are not distinctive enough to name this person, so they are described by role only.2015-07-03 +1 copiesJuly 02 20152015-07-02Photo of an exhibition corridor with tall partition panels mounted with parchment-style scroll banners. Two people with shaved heads in saffron-orange robes stand on the left, one in a red-orange turban, both viewing the displays from behind. The panels show text headings, photographs and illustrations, including a banner titled Building Hospitals and Re-establishing Vedic Medicines and Sciences with a painted image of two women and a child. A portrait labelled Vedic Renaissance shows a smiling figure in a red turban with white flower garland. Spotlights hang from the ceiling above a beige floor.2015-07-02A photograph of an exhibition hall with tall scroll-style display panels mounted on white walls. A single person in a rust-orange sannyasi garment and matching orange turban stands in profile, facing the panels, wearing a beaded necklace and a wrap around the waist. The panels show parchment-textured scroll designs with portraits, photographs of students and temples, and headings about Gurukul and Vedic education. Spotlights hang from the ceiling. The person's distinguishing cues are limited to the orange turban and robes, and the face is not visible, so identity is uncertain; the page indicates this event but the appearance does not establish it.2015-07-02July 02 20152015-07-02July 02 20152015-07-02Photograph of an indoor exhibition hall with a light-coloured carpeted floor and a row of scroll-styled display panels lit by overhead spotlights. A person in a reddish-orange robe and matching headwrap stands facing the panels at center, with another figure in similar red-orange clothing at the left edge. The panels show portrait photos, group images and bold headings on parchment-like backgrounds, including panels reading awakening human potential and building hospitals and re-establishing Vedic medicine and sciences. Some printed text on the panels is too small to read clearly.2015-07-02July 03 20152015-07-03 +1 copiesJuly 03 20152015-07-03July 02 20152015-07-02A photograph of a display exhibit with tall scroll-style panels mounted on a wall, each headed by a small portrait of a smiling figure in red and gold ceremonial dress and a green sarvajnapeetha logo. Panel text covers yoga, Vedic technology and transmitting yogic powers, with illustrations of meditation and temple scenes. In the foreground, a man with white hair in a white dhoti and an orange-red shawl stands facing the panels, and a second person in orange-red robes stands at right with a bag strap visible.2015-07-03