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Two men in saffron-orange robes sit on a raised stage before a banner reading Nithyananda Dhyanapeetha, with a Kannada-script heading and a gold-framed Hindu deity painting behind them. The man on the left wears an orange turban and a rudraksha mala and has long hair; the bearded man beside him in saffron robes sits in front of a microphone and gestures toward the table. Both sit in ornate gold-carved chairs with red cushions. The table is draped with marigold and jasmine garlands, with water bottles and nameplates on it, and a yellow-draped lectern with a printed sign stands at the right. The scene reads as a formal seated event such as a discourse.

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December 31 20082008-12-31December 31 20082008-12-31Outdoor stage event at a person Dhyanapeetha function. Two saffron-robed men sit on ornate gold-and-red-velvet thrones behind a table decorated with marigold and white flower garlands. The man on the left wears an orange turban and orange robe with a rudraksha mala and looks down. The bearded man on the right wears an orange-brown robe with a red tilak on his forehead, speaking into a microphone on a stand. Behind them hangs a large banner and a painted deity image of a crowned figure with consort in red and gold. To the right, a yellow-draped podium holds a dark plaque reading a foundation-stone laying for Ananda Nivas spiritual healing hospital with 1000 beds, dated 31 December 2008. Water bottles sit on the table. Possible identity cues are present on the left figure, but the appearance is not clear enough to confirm, so the label is uncertain.2008-12-31Two men seated on ornate gold-carved thrones on a stage decorated with marigold and white flower garlands. The man on the left wears a red-orange turban, an orange-red wrap and a dark rudraksha mala, and looks toward the other man. The man on the right, with a full dark beard and a red tilak on his forehead, wears orange robes and speaks into a microphone on a stand. A banner behind them shows Kannada script and a painted deity image at right. Water bottles and nameplates sit on the stage table.2008-12-31Two saffron-robed men sit on ornate gold-and-red thrones behind a flower-decorated table at a stage event. The man on the left wears an orange turban, orange robe and a dark rudraksha mala, with long hair falling to his shoulders, and rests his hands on the table. The bearded man in the centre wears an orange robe and a red tilak on his forehead and speaks into a microphone on a stand. Marigold and white flower garlands line the table. Behind them a backdrop shows a painted deity form with a trident and a yellow-draped structure. A printed banner reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeeta. Presentation cues are not decisive, so the identity of the speaking figures is left uncertain.2008-12-31December 31 20082008-12-31January 01 20062006-01-01December 31 20082008-12-31A stage session at a person Dhyanapeeta event with four people seated on ornate gold-and-red thrones behind a long table decorated with marigold and white flower garlands. On the left, a man in saffron robes and a saffron turban sits with a rudraksha mala. Beside him, a man with long grey hair wears saffron robes with a yellow shawl. On the right, a man in saffron robes and a saffron turban speaks into a microphone, a rudraksha mala around his neck. A white-clad man sits at the far right edge. Behind them hangs a yellow banner with Kannada text, and the stage is set with water bottles and nameplates.2008-12-30December 31 20082008-12-31Two saffron-robed men sit on ornate gold-carved thrones with red velvet cushions behind a stage table draped with marigold and white flower garlands. The man on the left wears an orange turban and a dark rudraksha mala and looks down with hands folded. The bearded man in the centre, with a red tilak on his forehead, speaks into a microphone on a stand while wearing an orange robe. Behind them hang a painted backdrop and a yellow draped stand. Water bottles and name placards sit on the table. a person is not confirmable from appearance here, so the seated speaker is described by role only.2008-12-31December 30 20082008-12-30