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Outdoor procession on a dirt path beneath leafy trees. In the centre a man with long dark hair, a red-painted forehead mark and a white flower garland walks in saffron-orange robes with a gold-yellow border, wearing large rudraksha beads. Beside him a bald priest in matching orange-red robes and layered rudraksha malas carries a ceremonial object. Women in orange and red saffron sarees and men in orange cloths follow. Behind them a white banner with a trishul emblem and gold text, and a cameraman in white on the left.

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January 04 20152015-01-04Outdoor procession on a dusty path beside large banyan trees under a clear blue sky. A long-haired man in a red-orange dhoti and a white and red flower garland, with a gold pendant, carries a blue and orange fringed parasol-style canopy on a pole. Beside and behind him, barefoot men in orange-red dhotis wear rudraksha malas and walk in procession. A small sign reads Swamiji Nithyanandeswara Golden Temple, set beside a metal railing. A white-shirted man walks at the right edge.2015-02-05January 04 20152015-01-04February 05 20152015-02-05November 26 20142014-11-26Outdoor photograph of a ceremonial procession on a dirt path beside a white construction board reading "Nithyanandeshwara Golden Temple Under Construction" with temple illustrations. A central figure in a saffron-orange robe with a large multicolour-beaded garland and gold necklace walks forward, hands raised in greeting. Behind him, a man in a white dhoti and white shawl, a second man in orange robe with rudraksha mala holding a tray, and a man in an orange robe holding a long pole are visible. An orange and blue fringed parasol with a lotus motif is held above the group, and a small decorated umbrella is also carried. Trees and foliage fill the background, with several more people in the distance.2015-01-04February 05 20152015-02-05February 05 20152015-02-05Photo 11731247February 05 20152015-02-05January 04 20152015-01-04June 07 20162016-06-07 +1 copies