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Photograph of a man with long dark hair and a red bindi, seated on a platform bench in a saffron-orange robe with a long dark rudraksha mala. Behind him, travellers and a man in a light lavender shirt stand on a railway platform with metal pillars and a yellow sign. A woman in a red patterned kurta stands at the right edge, and a white bundle and bags sit at the bottom. A blue logo appears in the upper left corner.

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A photograph taken at a railway platform. In the foreground, a long-haired man in a saffron-orange robe and a dark rudraksha mala sits on the platform, resting his chin on his hand beside luggage, a striped bundle and a white pillow. Behind him, a man in a white shirt sits near a reclining man wrapped in a striped cloth, a man in a lilac shirt stands on the platform edge, and a woman in a red patterned dress with a beige scarf stands at the right. A yellow platform sign with dark lettering is visible on the wall behind, and a blue bin sits on the platform.A smiling man with long dark hair and a red bindi sits on a weathered stone ledge, leaning against a stone pillar. He wears a loose orange-saffron sannyasi wrap that is draped over his bare shoulder, with a strand of rudraksha beads running across the chest. He holds a long wooden staff across his lap. Behind him, a woman in white with an orange scarf and other visitors stand near a dark bag. Swamiji (probable) by appearance: long swept-back hair, saffron sannyasi clothing and rudraksha malas, seated as a teacher on temple stonework.A seated man in a sleeveless saffron-orange robe wraps his torso and lap in the cloth, with a leopard-print scarf wound as a turban over long dark hair and a red bindi on his forehead. He sits against a green, textured tiled wall with a few faded paper stickers, one arm resting on his knee and gazing off to the side. Only one physical person is visible, and the scene appears to be a seated gathering. The scarf and robe are the most distinctive features.A photograph of a long-haired man in a saffron-orange sannyasi wrap seated on a blue-cushioned train bench, gesturing with one raised hand while the other hand touches his head. He wears a rudraksha-style necklace and is barefoot, with a dark bag beside him. Behind him stand people in red and white clothing near a metal pole, and a slipper and bare feet appear at the lower edge of the frame. a person is shown here by the long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha-style adornment, seated and conversing during the journey.A photograph of a long-haired man seated cross-legged in saffron-orange robes, draped over one shoulder and wrapped around the body, with a long string of dark rudraksha beads hanging across his chest. He wears a red bindi and a white tilak on his forehead, and his gaze is lowered. A pink towel rests over his lap, and a carved wooden stand or low table is visible at the lower right. Behind him a yellow banner shows red Devanagari lettering, and a man in glasses in orange cloth sits at the left edge. Another seated figure in white appears at the right edge.Kailasa Paramparagatha Arunagiri Yogishwara Adi Arunachala Sarvajnapeetha SamrajyamA smiling man in saffron-orange clothing stands on a railway platform beside a blue-and-white train carriage. He wears an orange turban and an orange wrap over one shoulder, with a long rudraksha mala hanging across his chest, and his long dark hair falls past his shoulders. He gestures with one open hand while holding a black suitcase. Behind him a man in a dark jacket and beanie stands near other travellers and passengers. The image is a photograph from a 2004 first Himalayan yatra event, with a visible copyright credit in the lower corner.A smiling man sits cross-legged against a green textured wall, wearing a leopard-print turban and an orange saffron sleeveless wrap with orange dhoti. A red tilak mark sits on his forehead and long dark hair falls behind his shoulders. He rests one hand on his knee and looks off to the side. Dark bags and a fabric bundle are visible at the left edge. Swamiji (probable): a sannyasi in saffron robes with long hair and a turban, seated in a relaxed pose; cues are long hair, saffron ornate clothing and a turban.A photograph of a man with long, wavy black hair sitting cross-legged on a white cushioned seat against a white wall. He wears a sleeveless saffron-orange garment with a rudraksha mala draped across his chest, a red bindi on his forehead, and is barefoot. His right hand rests thoughtfully against his chin. A microphone stand is visible at the right edge of the frame, and a small curtain with gold trim sits at the left.A man with long dark hair and a red bindi sits on a stone step outdoors, wearing an orange-saffron wrap and a rudraksha mala of brown beads. He holds a small object between his fingers and looks down with eyes lowered. A pink towel rests folded on the step beside him, and blurred people and a green garment appear at the top edge. Appearance-based cues including long swept hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha malas suggest a person in a seated meditative or ritual posture.A smiling man in an orange saffron turban and orange shawl stands on a railway platform beside a blue passenger train, with the carriage number 72 and the letters SW visible on its side. He wears a rudraksha mala and has long dark hair, and he gestures outward with open hands. Beside him a man in a grey knit cap and dark jacket holds a black suitcase, and other people stand near the carriage windows. The page identifies this as Swamiji (probable) on a 2004 train yatra; the appearance cues are a saffron turban, long hair, orange shawl and rudraksha mala.A man sits on stone steps in orange saffron robes with gold-edged trim, his chin resting on his fist and his other arm across his knee. He has short dark hair and a red mark on his forehead, and wears a dark high-necked garment beneath the robe. Behind him, several people in orange scarves and white clothes sit on the steps, with black and red travel bags and a yellow wall with Devanagari lettering in the background. The man appears to be a sannyasi or devotee; his identity cannot be confirmed from appearance.