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A smiling man with long dark hair and a red bindi sits cross-legged on an ornate gilded throne with a red zebra-striped cushion. He wears an orange-red robe, a dark rudraksha mala, and a white and red flower garland, and holds a long wooden staff across his lap. A brass pot-like vessel rests on the left of the throne against a red draped backdrop. The image is a photograph with a copyright overlay in the lower right. Appearance-based candidate: a person, seated on a throne in saffron-orange robes with rudraksha and flower garland.

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A smiling man with long dark hair and a red bindi sits cross-legged on an ornate gilded throne with red tiger-striped upholstery. He wears an orange-saffron robe, a rudraksha mala, and a garland of white flowers with red blossoms, and holds a long wooden staff in his right hand while his left hand gestures. A brass or copper vessel and a microphone stand beside the throne against a red backdrop. Appearance cues are distinctive, but the page does not flag a person at this event, so the identity is uncertain and the figure is described by role as a seated teacher in saffron robes on a golden throne.2009-06-21June 21 20092009-06-21A smiling man with long dark hair sits cross-legged on a red tiger-striped cushioned seat in front of an ornate gold throne with carved floral relief. He wears orange-saffron robes, a long rudraksha mala, and a large white and red flower garland, with a red bindi on his forehead. He holds a long brass rod across his lap. A microphone stand is at the right edge and a copper vessel sits at the left. Red fabric hangs behind the throne.2009-06-212009-June LBE-GlimpsesA smiling man with long dark hair and a red bindi sits cross-legged on an ornate gilded throne with red tiger-striped cushions, against a red backdrop. He wears an orange-saffron robe, a long white and red flower garland, and a rudraksha mala, and holds a wooden staff across his lap. A coconut-shaped vessel and a microphone stand are at the side. Identity appearance cues are present but uncertain, so this is a candidate seated in a teaching setting, with the page not confirming a person's presence.2009-06-21A smiling man with long dark hair and a red bindi sits cross-legged on a red and black tiger-striped cushioned throne in front of an ornate gold-leaf backdrop on a red curtain. He wears an orange-saffron robe, a long rudraksha mala, and white and red flower garlands draped over his shoulders and lap. A brass kalasha-style vessel and a microphone stand are at the left and right edges. Appearance cues with the ornate throne and saffron robe with rudraksha mala are consistent with the a person candidate, but the page does not identify this event as one he attended, so identity is uncertain.2009-06-21A photograph of a seated man in orange-saffron robes and a flower garland of white blossoms with red accents, sitting cross-legged on a red tiger-striped cushioned seat in front of an ornate gold throne with carved scrollwork. He has long dark hair, a red bindi on his forehead, and a brown rudraksha mala hanging on his chest. His eyes are closed and he smiles while holding a long wooden staff across his lap, with a wooden drum-like instrument at left and a microphone stand at right. Red drapery hangs behind the throne.2009-06-21A smiling man in orange robes sits cross-legged on an ornate gold-embossed throne with red tiger-striped cushions against a red backdrop. He wears a white and red flower garland, a rudraksha mala, and a red bindi, and holds a wooden rod across his lap. A microphone stands at the right, and a copper bowl sits on the left armrest.2009-06-21A smiling man with long dark hair and a red bindi sits cross-legged on an ornate gold and silver throne with red tiger-striped upholstery. He wears an orange-saffron dhoti and shawl, a long rudraksha mala, and a white and red flower garland. A microphone stand is at right and a small brass bowl sits at left. Red drapery forms the backdrop.June 21 20092009-06-21June 21 20092009-06-21June 21 20092009-06-21