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Night procession of women devotees in white saris with red-orange shawls walking past a row of illuminated lights. Several women hold up red-orange flags on blue poles, one raising a flag high on the left. A large figure of a saint in a red turban and red-orange robes with a garland stands on a float at the right. A signboard in red and white reads a name of an Ashram of Swami Gagan Giri Maharaj, and a cut-out figure appears behind the crowd.

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September 13 20152015-09-13A night procession of devotees in white dhotis and white saris with red sashes walks along a road, many holding tall poles with red triangular flags. The flags carry printed portrait images of a man with a yellow head covering, and one flag shows a blue and white bird emblem. Behind them stands an illuminated structure with string lights and a framed picture, and a figure in red headwear and white garments appears in the background. Some marchers raise their arms and fists in celebration. Most of the people are visible in the foreground, with a bare-chested man in white clothes and a red sash at the right edge.2015-09-15Night procession on a road, with devotees in white dhotis and sarees and red sashes walking and raising arms, many holding long red and blue flags on poles. A figure seated high on a platform wears a red turban and a garland of flowers, appearing as a statue or effigy rather than clearly a living person. Lamps and a lit structure glow at the left edge.2015-09-15September 15 20152015-09-15Night procession of devotees carrying red and saffron flags on long blue poles through a street lit by sodium lamps. Flags show a portrait of a smiling woman with dark hair wearing saffron and orange, appearing as a printed image. Women in white saris with red-bordered shawls, bindis and vibhuti marks walk in front; one holds a brass horn. A standing figure in the background wears a red-and-saffron turban and garland, and his exact identity cannot be confirmed from appearance. Several participants wear white with red sashes and orange garlands. A large procession of roughly 21-100 devotees is visible.2015-09-15September 15 20152015-09-15September 13 20152015-09-13 +1 copiesSeptember 13 20152015-09-13 +1 copiesNight procession with many devotees carrying saffron-orange flags on poles bearing a dark emblem and the words Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam. In the foreground a woman in a red and white shawl and a rudraksha mala holds a flag, and a bare-chested man with white-painted face and a mala walks beside her. Behind them stand a decorated chariot, an ornate red-and-gold canopy umbrella, a glowing illuminated arch and street lights in the dark. A man in a white shawl with glasses and a green cap is also visible.2013-02-10September 15 20152015-09-15A night procession moves along a city road lit by street lamps, with a crowd in white dhotis and white garments walking in the foreground and background. Several red flags are carried high, each printed with a portrait of a saffron-turbaned man with flowing white hair and beard. A figure at right holds a red flag and a large printed portrait of a smiling man in a red turban and red robe, held up beside him. Cars and a red bus edge the road. Foreground people appear as ordinary devotees and marchers, identified only by their roles and dress; no one is confidently identified.2016-05-21September 15 20152015-09-15