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Photograph of an outdoor free medical camp under white tent canopy with decorative colored pillars. A maroon banner reads Nithyananda Vaidyalaya Free Medical Camp, with a Hindi subtitle, and a red cross symbol is displayed on a white panel. Several people stand and sit at a bamboo-railed counter: a woman in a green and gold patterned blouse, a boy in white, a man in a blue shirt, an older man in an orange-brown kurta, and a seated woman in white. A boy in an orange shirt holds a steel plate in the foreground, and a woman in a white sari with a red border stands at right holding a water bottle. Strings of small lights and a green decorated umbrella are visible.

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May 17 20162016-05-17May 06 20072007-05-06 +1 copiesIndoor photo of a free medical camp in a hall at the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Hyderabad Ashram. A large white banner hangs from the ceiling showing a black-and-white portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda" beside the text "Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Hyderabad Ashram Free Medical Camp". Below, a woman in white stands behind a white-covered table near a chakra chart, and a man in a tan shirt and cream trousers stands with boys including one in an orange shirt and white trousers. Yellow and grey curtains, white plastic chairs, a small stage with a framed painting, and a wall clock fill the room.May 01 20162016-05-01A dense evening crowd fills an open outdoor area in front of a tented booth with red and white banners reading Nithyananda Vaidyalaya Free Medical Camp, with a red cross symbol and a portrait-style emblem. Many people in saris, salwar kameez and kurtas in purple, blue, green, pink and yellow crowd together, some wearing white shirts, and a few holding red and white items. Festoon lights and red flags hang along the tent edges. The camera looks down from above onto the gathering.2016-05-01May 06 20072007-05-06 +1 copiesA photograph of an outdoor free medical camp under a white tent canopy. A maroon banner reads Nithyananda Vaidyalaya Free Medical Camp, with the Hindi text नित्यानंद वैद्यालय and नि:शुल्क उपचार शिविर, plus a red cross emblem on each end. A portrait photo of a smiling woman with curly dark hair in a red blouse appears on the banner. Beneath it, a man in a green shirt stands at left and a seated person in maroon sits at the back. At right, a saffron-robed sannyasi with an orange head wrap sits at a table with a white cloth, wearing orange clothing. A white van is parked at the right edge, and metal barriers with white cloths stand in the foreground. Two saffron-wrapped figures are not clearly identified. Colourful tasselled decorations and red flags hang from the tent.2016-05-08 +1 copiesA photograph of a free medical camp under a pink and red draped tent at a Bidadi event. Doctors and staff in white coats, some with stethoscopes, attend to a crowd of visitors. Long tables covered with patterned cloths hold boxes of medicine and supplies. Plastic chairs line the open hall, and a banner with a portrait is visible at the back. Many people, including women in saris and men in shirts and dhotis, stand and sit among the stalls. No clear figure is identifiable as a person from appearance alone.2008-12-30December 30 20082008-12-30Outdoor photo of a white-tented medical camp with a maroon signboard reading Nithyananda Vaidyalaya and Free Medical Camp, flanked by a Nithyananda Annalaya food tent banner above. A portrait of a smiling man with curly dark hair and a red-and-saffron garment appears on the Hindi and English banners. Beneath, a man in a white kurta and cream trousers with a red shoulder cloth walks across a green-floored platform past a metal barrier and an orange bin. Two women in saris sit on red chairs beside a folding table, and a red cross sits on the tent wall. Overcast sky above.2016-05-02A photograph of a covered open-sided hall with red-painted pillars and plastic chairs set on a concrete floor, used for a free Siddha medical camp. A large vinyl banner hangs on the back wall showing a smiling man in an orange turban and saffron robe, labelled as a portrait for Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam. Four people sit in cream plastic chairs: a man in a pink shirt and jeans on the left, a seated man in white on the left-centre, another man in white with a lanyard at centre, and a woman in a red saree with a long plait standing at a table of bottled medicines on the right. A man in a white shirt stands at the far right edge. Potted plants sit in the foreground.2010-12-25January 06 20122012-01-06 +1 copies