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January 04 2010

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A colourful decorated festival entrance arch stands on a dusty open ground under a hazy pale sky with palm trees behind. The arch is covered in yellow, pink, purple, green and black patterned panels with lettering reading NITHYANANDAM above ANANDOTSAVA 2010 and HEARTY WELCOME on the arcs. A small portrait is set in the top centre beneath an Om symbol. Two side pillars feature striped and flame-like designs with hanging garlands. A silver sedan is parked at the left, and a few scattered tools and construction debris lie on the ground to the right. No people are visible.2010-01-04January 04 20102010-01-04 +1 copiesNovember 25 20062006-11-25October 03 2004 - Addressing the Sengunthar Community gathering of South India2004-10-03September 14 20062006-09-14A photograph of a decorated ceremonial gateway at a Kumbhamela site, painted in red and orange with ornate scalloped roofline and pillars. A banner across the arch reads a welcome message in Kannada, with a row of yellow and green pennants strung beneath it. Beyond the arch, a dirt road leads into a hazy sunlit scene with trees, parked vehicles, a three-wheeler auto-rickshaw and a roadside banner. Several people walk through the gate in the foreground and middle distance, including a child and several adults in dhotis, shirts and saris, with a woman in the lower left corner.2007-02-02A photograph of a green metal gate decorated with strings of marigold and yellow flowers hanging in vertical lines. Above the gate a long banner made of yellow and magenta flowers spells out a welcome message. Palm-like leaves frame the entrance, and trees and a clear sky sit behind it. No people are visible.2017-12-16November 24 20062006-11-24December 16 20172017-12-16A street scene at the entrance of a colourful blue and white temple-style gateway labelled in Hindi and English as Nithyananda Peetham, decorated with painted deity panels, red pennants and a sculpted figure. Crowds of devotees walk past parked white and black cars. Women wear yellow, pink and printed saris and salwars; men wear white shirts and caps. On the right, a tall statue stands beside an ornate canopied palanquin with red and orange drapery and red flags. Several people are visible in the crowd.2016-05-08November 25 20092009-11-25December 31 20062006-12-31