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A man with long dark hair stands on a stage in a saffron-orange robe wrapped over one shoulder, holding a silver trident (trishul) in his right hand and a handheld microphone in his left. Behind him an orange throne-style chair with tasselled cushions sits before a purple banner with Tamil and English lettering, flanked by red draped curtains. A microphone stand is at right and a water bottle is on a table at left.

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Photo of a stage event at night under a blue backdrop with large orange and yellow printed lettering. A standing figure with long dark hair wears an orange saffron shawl with gold border over a red top and holds a silver trident over one shoulder. Behind them is a large brown throne-style chair with tasselled armrests. A small table with a white cloth, a water bottle and a microphone are at the side, and maroon drapes hang overhead.2009-08-13A photograph of a standing man on a stage in front of a large blue banner with orange and cream lettering, reading NITHYANANDA PROGRAM and Tamil text. He wears a loose orange saffron wrap over a red undergarment and holds a silver trident (trishul) upright in his right hand. A large brown cushioned throne-style chair stands behind him, and a water bottle sits on a white-draped table at left. The man has long dark hair and a shaved-off lower moustache area; his appearance matches the page's a person reference only partially, so identity is uncertain.2009-08-13A person stands on a stage beside a large brown throne-style chair, holding a silver trident with one hand and resting the other on the chair's arm. They wear an orange sari-style garment with gold-edged borders draped over a dark red sleeveless top, with long dark hair swept back. Behind them a backdrop shows partial large orange lettering reading HYAN... and PROG...AM, with Tamil script across the top. Brown tasseled cushions flank the throne. Possibly a person event; the figure appears to be a devotee or performer in orange ritual dress, with no clear appearance-based basis for identifying the presiding figure.2009-08-13A standing man on a stage holds a silver trident balanced across his shoulders with one arm extended. He wears a saffron-orange wrap over a red sleeveless top, with gold-edged orange cloth around his waist, and has long dark hair swept back. Behind him is a large orange upholstered throne-style chair with tasselled cushions, a white-draped table with a water bottle at left, and a backdrop with blue and orange lettering reading Paramahamsa Nithyananda, Nithyananda Dhyanapeetham and Nithyananda Spurana Program. The appearance-based label a person applies, with the saffron wrap, long swept hair and trident as cues, though a shaved or contradicting appearance would not qualify.2009-08-13August 13 20092009-08-13A photograph of a man standing on a stage in front of an orange armchair, holding a tall silver trident with a rudraksha-style top. He wears a flowing saffron-orange robe with gold trim over a red garment, long dark hair swept back, and a red mark on his forehead. A white-covered table with a water bottle sits at the left edge. Behind him a purple banner with blue, yellow and red lettering reads in Tamil and English. The appearance-based label is probable Swamiji, identified by the long hair, saffron robe and trident; the page indicates he is present at this event.2009-08-13August 13 20092009-08-13August 13 20092009-08-13A standing figure on a stage beside a tan upholstered throne-style chair with round tasselled bolsters. The figure wears an orange saffron wrap with gold border trim over a dark red sleeveless top, and holds a silver trident (trishula) upright in the right hand while the left hand rests on the chair arm. Behind is a large backdrop with bold orange letters reading 'NITHYANANDA PROGRAMME' partially cropped. The figure has long dark hair and no visible crown or rudraksha; appearance cues are insufficient to confirm identity, so the figure is described by role as a performer with a trident and set to unsure.2009-08-13August 13 20092009-08-13August 13 20092009-08-13August 13 20092009-08-13