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A large red banner stretches along an open dusty ground beside leafy trees. The banner shows a painted-style portrait of a man in a yellow-orange turban with a red bindi, wearing ornate gold necklaces over orange clothing, looking upward. Tamil text runs across the banner in yellow and white, with blue contact numbers at the bottom. Beside the banner, a woman in a white sari with a red border stands holding a black handbag, and a man in a green shirt is partly visible at the left edge. A portrait labelled with the Tamil banner text names a Nithyananda youth centre. The banner's large printed portrait shows a turbaned figure with distinctive orange turban and ornate gold necklaces, consistent with the Swamiji cues but described as a banner depiction.

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A photograph of a blue vinyl banner hung on a rough concrete block wall. The banner shows a close-up portrait of a person with long dark hair wearing an orange saffron head wrap, a red bindi, and a gold-beaded necklace over orange clothing, gazing upward against a bright blue background with yellow and white light rays. Above the banner, part of a larger orange-toned portrait with gold necklaces is visible, showing a Tamil caption. The banner carries Tamil text and an English line naming the Nithyananda Youth Foundation. No physical people are shown in the scene apart from portraits printed on the banner.2006-12-25A large outdoor banner photographed among palm trees and dirt ground. The banner shows a portrait of a figure wearing a bright orange turban with a red tilak on the forehead, long dark hair, and an orange garment with ornate gold necklaces, set against a blue sky and green field background. Tamil verse text fills the upper and left portion, and a logo with the name a person is printed beneath the portrait. In the background, several people stand near a decorated structure, and a small colourful shrine-like object is visible. The portrait is printed, not a live person, and the caption attributes the name a person to the banner.2007-02-11Outdoor photo at a street-side centre inauguration: a large blue signboard reads in Tamil "Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Chengam" with a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" showing a smiling woman in orange with beads, framed by white and red flower garlands. Beneath it a banner says "Varuga! Varuga!!" (Come! Come!!). On the right, a man in an orange robe and white flower garland stands before the sign, pulling a cloth covering to unveil it. A crowd of men, women and children in white shirts, saris and striped clothing watches, and a banana leaf hangs in the foreground.2009-08-06August 19 20072007-08-19October 24 20062006-10-24August 06 20092009-08-062006 - Kailasa India Sangha ActivitiesA yellow and red welcome banner with a garland of white jasmine and red flowers along its top edge. On the left, a printed portrait of a smiling man with long dark hair, a red bindi, an orange robe and a rudraksha mala is shown; this is a printed portrait, not a physical person. The banner's Tamil heading reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam, with a blue line of welcome text below and pink rose motifs. The bottom strip repeats the institution name with Tamil place text.2009-07-14A photograph of an outdoor roadside scene in a village with thatched huts, banana plants and orange pennant flags strung along a cord. A large blue hoarding is mounted on a pole; its left panel shows a smiling man in an orange turban and orange robe, shown as a depiction on the poster. The sign carries a readable Tamil heading for Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam, Tamil timing text for meditation and meditation therapy, a Tamil caption naming a person on the portrait, and a phone number. Four women in saris stand below the sign: one in a red and blue sari on the left, and others in orange, white and pink saris, one wearing a long-sleeved garment on the right.2010-02-18October 16 20062006-10-16A large blue street banner mounted on a white wall in front of green foliage, advertising Dhyanapeetam meditation and therapy services. The left side shows a portrait of a young man in a white turban and white shawl with a red bindi, a long dark hair and a red-brown rudraksha mala. The banner lists an ashram address in Bidadi, Karnataka, and Salem branch addresses with phone numbers, and a 6.30 pm evening session time in a purple burst. The portrait is printed, not a physical person.2005-07-09 +1 copiesNovember 21 20052005-11-21