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Nithyanandapedia
A scanned printed document page of text on white paper, formatted as a report with numbered paragraph 2 at top and multiple footnotes below, discussing legal and religious matters concerning KAILASA and the Nithyananda Gurukul. No people are visible; the page contains only typeset text with some underlined and blue hyperlinked passages.

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March 02 20232023-03-02A scanned printed document from the KAILASH UNION International Human Rights Council, showing a numbered list of allegations in black sans-serif text on white paper, with the headings 'Assassination attempts on indigenous leaders and community', 'Rapes of indigenous women', 'Abuse of indigenous children', 'Land Grabbing' and 'Illegal economic sanctions'. Superscript footnote numbers link to a footnote block listing court and police references, URLs and news sources. No people, figures or ritual imagery are visible.2023-09-04A scanned printed document page headed KAILASH UNION International Human Rights Council, with numbered sections on interference in succession, denial of legal framework, and sexual assaults on indigenous women, followed by small-print footnotes citing legal case numbers, statutes and web links. No people or deities are shown; the page is text only.2023-09-04A scanned printed document page of dense justified text with numbered paragraphs 3 to 6 and superscript footnote markers. The body discusses the right to free education, food, shelter, clothing and medical care, the Gurukul, and the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism and Head of State of KAILASA. Small footnotes at the bottom cite dated 2013 events, a legal case and a government notice. No people, no deity imagery and no visible a person depiction are present.2023-08-10September 04 20232023-09-04September 04 20232023-09-04Scanned typed document page headed KAILASH UNION, International Human Rights Council, with a numbered list of claims about persecution of Hindus and the UN, a numbered question 4 on commercialisation of indigenous cultures, and footnotes with citation references and URLs. No people or ritual imagery are visible.2023-09-04March 02 20232023-03-02A text-only slide titled Incident: Madurai Aadheenam Attacks, with a grey header bar listing Location: Madurai Aadheenam and Date: 11 August, 2012. The body contains a paragraph of English text about a succession dispute over the Madurai Aadheenam pontificate, followed by quoted passages about customs, agamas and initiations. No people, objects or ritual scenes are visible. A page number 14.71 appears in the lower right corner.September 04 20232023-09-04September 04 20232023-09-04September 04 20232023-09-04