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A two-panel graphic page from a Nithyanandapedia-style archive. The upper photo shows a woman in an orange robe with a pink flower garland walking down a red carpet with hands joined in greeting, flanked by rows of seated women in white and beige saris and orange-robed attendants. The lower photo shows a woman in an orange robe with hands joined in namaskar before a white throne-like chair, beneath a banner reading Nithyananda Dhyanapeetham and a portrait of a smiling woman. Caption: women from rural communities express gratitude for empowerment efforts, September 15, 2009.

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October 15 20212021-10-15October 15 20212021-10-15October 15 20212021-10-15September 16 20232023-09-16A two-panel graphic page with captioned photographs. The upper photograph shows a large hall filled with rows of seated women in colourful saris on white plastic chairs, with gold thrones and a framed portrait visible in the background. The lower photograph shows a stage with a maroon curtain and bamboo backdrop where a woman in an orange-and-cream printed sari stands at left receiving a small gift from a man in an orange shirt. Three seated figures occupy orange cushioned chairs: a central figure in orange robes with a rudraksha mala, flanked by seated figures in saffron and maroon robes. The caption reads October 12, 2014, describing rural and indigenous women recognised through the Nithyananda Grama Seva Yojana. Physical people count is approximate given the many seated women in the hall.2021-10-15October 15 20212021-10-15October 15 20212021-10-15October 15 20212021-10-15Graphic collage titled "THE SPH'S STANDALONE EFFORT TO REVIVE KAILASA" on an orange background, with a caption reading "SEPTEMBER 15 2009 SPH inaugurates a new yoga and meditation center in Chennai and gives Kalpataru darshan to the disciples and visitors." Panels show a white-clad man carrying a basket of pink flower petals in a procession; a saffron-robed figure wearing a pink flower garland receiving a ceremonial offering from a man in white, with a man in white tilak and white dhoti in the foreground; a saffron-robed figure lighting a lamp beside a floral-garlanded setup at a doorway with a blue and white signboard; a saffron-robed figure holding a lamp in a room decorated with marigold garlands; and a seated group of devotees receiving flower garlands. Saffron robes, white dhotis and pink garlands dominate.2023-09-15A four-panel collage of a devotional event in a hall. In the top-left panel, a woman in orange robes with flowers in her hair clasps hands with a man in white shirt and dhoti while others stand in prayer. The top-right panel shows a woman in an orange robe with a flower garland seated on a white-draped platform, receiving devotees kneeling before her, with attendees in white and yellow clothes. The bottom-left panel shows a woman in orange with a garland seated at a wooden platform beside a flower arrangement, as a man in white bows and touches her feet. The bottom-right panel shows a woman in orange with a garland embracing or greeting an older man in white, with more devotees in saris behind. Visible text in the corner reads a copyright line.2010-02-15Multi-panel collage titled "THE SPH'S STANDALONE EFFORT TO REVIVE KAILASA" with a caption reading "SEPTEMBER 21 2010 SPH delivers His daily Presidential Address to His disciples, devotees and the global community. He also receies pada puja from His devotees." Top-left panel shows a golden deity murti with a red crown and a lamp. Upper-centre panel shows a man in saffron robes with rudraksha mala seated on a red and gold throne, with a white-haired woman in red and white kneeling in namaste before a tray of offerings, surrounded by seated devotees in yellow and white. Left-middle panel shows a close-up of a man in saffron with rudraksha mala, eyes closed, hands in anjali before a microphone. Bottom panels show feet being washed over a silver plate with flowers and a kalasha, and a temple with seated devotees on a red carpet under a canopy. a person candidate depicted in printed panels; no physical identification beyond role.2023-09-21February 28 20092009-02-28