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Photograph of an outdoor evening stage event under a decorated tent canopy with concentric blue, orange and green rings. A large banner behind the stage shows a portrait of a smiling man in a white turban on the left, and a seated figure in orange robes with a white cushion and a microphone stand on the right. The stage is draped in orange cloth, with a portable air cooler at the side. One man in orange robes and an orange headwrap sits on the white seat, holding a book, with a rudraksha-style necklace and gold ornament. The banner text reads 'Paramahamsa Nithyananda' as the presenter, with Tamil text and a satsang-style title. The banner portrait is a printed image, not a physical person.

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November 16 20052005-11-16A figure in saffron-orange robes and an orange head wrap sits cross-legged on a large white cushioned seat on an orange-draped stage, speaking into a microphone on a stand. Behind is a large red-orange banner showing a smiling man in a white turban, with Tamil text reading Paramahamsa Nithyananda's programme. Overhead hangs a circular decorative canopy with blue, orange and green rings, and a grey cooler unit sits at the stage edge. The scene is an evening discourse on a stage.2005-11-16November 16 20052005-11-16A night stage event under a white tent canopy decorated with concentric blue, orange and green rings. A seated speaker in orange robes and an orange head wrap sits on a white cushioned seat behind a microphone stand, holding a small book, with a mala around the neck. A large orange and yellow banner behind shows a portrait of a smiling man in a white turban and Tamil text, and a second banner section reads in Tamil, with a blue-and-white poster figure. A portable air cooler sits at the right edge of the stage, and an orange drape covers the front of the platform.2005-11-16A stage event under an orange-and-blue ringed canopy. A seated figure in saffron-orange robes with a rudraksha mala and gold necklace sits on a large white cushioned seat before a microphone, appearing to speak. Behind is a wide orange-and-yellow banner showing a large portrait of a smiling man in a white turban and white garment, with Tamil text printed across it. A cooler unit sits at the right edge of the stage, and the stage front is draped in orange cloth.2005-11-16A photograph of an evening stage event under a decorated canopy with concentric rings of blue, orange and green trim. A man in an orange saffron robe with a gold necklace and a rudraksha mala sits on a large white cushioned seat behind a microphone, speaking. A large banner behind him shows a portrait of a smiling man in a white turban beside Tamil and English text. A white air cooler and dark speakers stand on the orange-draped stage.2005-11-16November 16 20052005-11-16November 16 20052005-11-16A stage at an evening outdoor event with an orange draped platform and a ceiling canopy decorated with concentric red, orange, green and blue rings. A large banner behind shows a portrait of a smiling man in a white turban beside Tamil text. A seated figure in a saffron-orange robe and gold-toned trim sits on a white cushioned throne-like seat, holding a microphone near the chest with one hand and wearing a beaded necklace. A cooler stands at the right of the stage. The banner's printed name reads Paramahamsa Nithyananda, and the portrait is labelled in that caption. The seated figure's appearance is too uncertain to attribute, so the role is given as speaker. No other people are visible.2005-11-16An outdoor evening stage under a white canopy with a scalloped blue, orange and green trim. Beneath the canopy, a large orange and yellow banner with a sunburst backdrop shows a smiling man in a white turban on the left and a seated figure in orange robes with a gold-toned necklace on a white cushioned throne at the centre. A microphone stand stands before the throne, and a white cooler sits at the right edge. The stage front is draped in orange satin. The banner's Tamil heading names a person and the phrase for a talk-discourse series. The seated figure on the throne is a depiction on the banner, and no physical person is visible on the stage.2005-11-16November 16 20052005-11-16 +1 copiesNovember 16 20052005-11-16