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A printed flier titled "inmates quarters" in decorative lettering, with a faded photograph of a hillside residential compound of low tiled-roof buildings among trees and greenery. Caption text reads that it is the residence of people who have dedicated their lives to live with and spread Nithyananda. Decorative border of red stylised human figures holding hands runs along the top and bottom edges. No people are visible in the picture.

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2003 - Fliers,Display boards,Hoardings2003-01-01Bengaluru Aadheenam Persecution2003 - Fliers,Display boards,Hoardings2003-01-012003 - Fliers,Display boards,Hoardings2003-01-012003 - Fliers,Display boards,Hoardings2003-01-01June 07 20192019-06-07August 08 20112011-08-08A misty hillside landscape of the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam ashram area. Low cloud drapes the green mountain slopes behind a long, flat-roofed, cream-and-terracotta institutional building with a red tiled roof on a grassy plateau. Tall dark eucalyptus-like trees stand in a clump beside the building, with smaller structures, a parked vehicle and a winding dirt road in the foreground. No people are visible in the scene.2012-08-25A printed flier titled "cit sabha" in a stylised script at the top, with a faded sepia image of a temple dome or roof in the centre. Along the top and bottom edges are rows of small red-brown stick-figure people in a folk-art style joined hand to hand. Three bullet points in orange starburst markers list details beside the dome: the Ananda Spurana Program will be conducted here regularly; a replica of Chidambaram Temple with sky energy; and houses the biggest Nataraja in Karnataka. No people are physically present.2003-01-01Flyer - Sannyas Yatra +1 copiesA collage-style archive slide titled Incident: ATTACKS BY GOVERNMENT SPONSORED MOBS, with a table listing Location Madurai Aadheenam and Date 29 May, 2012, and a paragraph about a mob attack at Kanjanur Mutt. The right column holds two photographs of news reporters pushing microphones toward two saffron-robed sannyasis standing among uniformed police officers. The top photo shows a sannyasi with a rudraksha mala and a tilak on his forehead, flanked by a shaved-head monk in orange, with a policeman in khaki behind. The lower photo shows the same monks in orange with microphones and reporters' station logos in view. No a person candidate is identified in the scene, and the printed text describes the monks as the two sannyasis who were assaulted. +1 copiesA hazy, washed-out photograph of a forested hilltop. Dense green trees fill the lower frame, and a small multi-storey concrete building with unfinished brick-coloured walls sits on the crest. A small red flag flutters near the trees, and a thin pole rises above the roofline. No people are visible in the scene.2014-01-13