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A presentation slide titled THE UNITED STATES OF KAILASA with a framed headshot on the left of a bearded man in a green shirt with a red tilak and beaded necklaces, captioned Sri Maharishi Bramashree Ramji, India. On the right is a gold and maroon award certificate for the Kailasa Joythida Siromani Award conferred upon Sri Maharishi Bramashree Ramji for contributions to astrology, citing him as author, astrologer and founder of Shree Madam. The certificate names Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam as Supreme Pontiff. Footer reads KAILASA'S CELEBRATION OF VEDIC NEW YEAR, slide number 34.

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Presentation slide from the United States of Kailasa, headed 'THE UNITED STATES OF KAILASA' with a gold border and small emblem logos at top right. On the left, a framed photo of a bearded man in a green shirt with a long beaded necklace and a red bindi, labelled 'Sri Maharishi Bramashree Ramji, India'. On the right, a large white biography panel in capitals describing an astrologer from Tamil Nadu with over 20 years' experience in astrology, numerology, palmistry and prasanna, who founded a Shree Madam in Alwarthirunagar and conducts annadhanam. Footer reads 'KAILASA'S CELEBRATION OF VEDIC NEW YEAR' with slide number 34. No swami figure is visible.2023-04-14July 03 20232023-07-03April 14 20232023-04-14A presentation slide titled "THE UNITED STATES OF KAILASA" showing an award certificate and a portrait card. The left panel has a framed headshot of a bearded man with a tilak on his forehead and an orange shawl over white clothes, captioned "Sri Rama Ravikumar" and "India". The right panel is a gold and maroon certificate for the "Kailasa Shivaji Ratna Award", with gold seals reading Kailasa Om Awards and an emblem. Footer text reads "KAILASA'S CELEBRATION OF VEDIC NEW YEAR" with slide number 34.2023-04-14April 14 20232023-04-14A presentation slide from KAILASA's Vedic New Year celebration titled "The United States of Kailasa". On the left, a framed portrait labelled "Sri Saravanan, India" shows a bespectacled man in a blue collared shirt standing before a stone wall. On the right, an award certificate reads "Kailasa Veda Vyasa Ratna Award" conferred upon authors of Hindu books on Sri Saravanan, Author, with a gold seal and a small emblem at the bottom. Small logos with a saffron-robed figure appear in the top corner, and the slide is numbered 34.2023-04-14April 14 20232023-04-14Presentation slide titled "THE UNITED STATES OF KAILASA" with a framed photo on the left of a bespectacled man with a short moustache and a tilak on his forehead, wearing a blue collared shirt, labelled "Sri Nagasubramanian India". On the right is a gold award certificate reading "KAILASA SARASWATI AWARD", conferred upon those in the field of art and culture on "SRI NAGASUBRAMANIAN, DEVOTIONAL MUSICIAN", signed by "BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM" and a gold "KAILASA OM AWARDS" seal. Footer reads "KAILASA'S CELEBRATION OF VEDIC NEW YEAR", slide number 34. No a person candidate is visible; the named signatory appears only as printed text.2023-04-14April 14 20232023-04-14April 14 20232023-04-14A presentation slide titled "THE UNITED STATES OF KAILASA" with a golden background. The left panel shows a framed photograph of a man with short dark hair wearing a white shirt, labelled "Sri IG Kannan" and "India". The right panel is a certificate reading "KAILASA SHIVAJI RATNA AWARD" conferred on Sri IG Kannan, with a gold KAILASA OM AWARDS seal and a gold medal emblem, signed in print by Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam as Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism. Slide number 34 and footer text "KAILASA'S CELEBRATION OF VEDIC NEW YEAR" appear at the bottom.2023-04-14A graphic award slide for the United States of Kailasa, with a gold and orange background. The title block reads "KAILASA Jyothida Siromani Award" with a blank "CATEGORY" field beneath it, and a footer line reads "KAILASA's Celebration of Vedic New Year". On the right, a seated man in a large gold crown and throne, with a red forehead mark, rudraksha-style beaded necklaces, layered gold chains and bangles, raises both palms in a blessing gesture. Small circular emblems appear in the top right corner. The image is a graphic with no physical people.2023-04-14