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Indoor event photo with a large gold-carved throne-like chair decorated with yellow and magenta flower garlands, set against pink and white draped fabric and a flower arrangement at top right. A central figure in a red-orange robe with a white shawl leans forward, hands reaching toward a tray of offerings, with the golden chair behind. Around him, a seated person in orange garments and a man in a yellow shawl, a woman in a white sari with a name badge and folded hands, and women in white and orange clothing surround the scene. The person in the red robe has long swept-back hair and a distinctive appearance matching a person cues of saffron-red clothing and garlands, but identity is uncertain from appearance alone.

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Indoor event photo at a decorated stage with pink and white drapes and a large golden throne-style chair covered in yellow and red flower garlands. A smiling person in a red garment with a white shawl sits on the throne, with a red forehead mark. Around them, women in white and cream saris and white tops, one wearing a lanyard badge, gather closely and lean in, some touching the seated person's hands and clothing. Tall flower arrangements in orange, pink and yellow stand at the sides of the stage.2009-02-21July 17 20082008-07-17A photograph of a seated figure on an ornate gold throne with red cushions, draped in orange saffron robes and wearing a long rudraksha-style necklace, with long dark hair. Devotees in white ritual clothes surround him; a man in white kneels and offers a garland of flowers, another man in orange robes and beaded necklaces holds a brass tray, and women in white saris stand nearby with hands raised in offering. The throne is decorated with gold filigree and a crescent motif, with floral garlands hanging behind. The scene resembles a guru puja or bhiksha offering.2008-07-17February 21 2009- Kalpataru Convention at Hosur Tamilnadu2009-02-21Devotees gather in a decorated hall around a gilded throne draped with white, yellow and red flower garlands. A seated figure in a saffron-orange robe and red bindi sits on the throne with bare feet, while a man in white shirt and dhoti leans in to honour them. Women in white saris with gold borders and a woman in a dark embroidered sari stand nearby; a girl in a yellow top sits in the foreground. Pink and silver draped curtains with gold ornamental panels form the backdrop, and a table holds a red box and offerings. The seated figure appears to be a sannyasi receiving padapuja; the robe and placement suggest a person on the throne, with appearance cues limited to the saffron robe and throne.2009-07-11July 17 20082008-07-17July 17 20082008-07-17A photograph of a devotional gathering in front of an ornate gold-and-red throne decorated with marigold and rose garlands. A seated figure with long dark hair wears a saffron-orange garment and a white flower garland, smiling as he receives a saffron shawl being draped over his shoulders. A young man in a white t-shirt and white trousers unfolds the orange cloth while a woman in a white sari with a lanyard and a woman in a pink salwar kameez look on with hands joined. A trident stands behind the throne, and a brass vessel with flower petals sits at the base. Two people in saffron robes stand at the left edge.2009-07-07July 17 20082008-07-17Devotees bow and touch the feet of a seated figure in an orange-saffron robe with long dark hair, a red-and-white flower garland and a flower garland at the feet, seated before an ornate gold throne-like seat decorated with garlands of red, white and yellow flowers. Around them, a man in a white dhoti and shirt bends forward, an older man in white with a white cloth bows, and a woman in a pink-and-cream sari with a long braid leans in with folded hands; a man in orange with a gold-bead garland stands at left and a smiling woman in white at right. Striped blue-and-white cloth drapes the top of the frame. a person: the seated figure wears saffron/orange robes, long swept hair and a flower garland, consistent with the page's Gurupoornima event.2008-07-17July 17 20082008-07-17July 07 20092009-07-07