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Outdoor photo of a man in saffron-orange draped robes with a green-trimmed edge and a long black rudraksha mala, long swept-back hair, and a red tilak on his forehead, standing on dry ground beside a grey block wall. A girl in a white floral top and red skirt holds a tray of yellow flowers behind him, while a man in a white shirt, a girl in a blue-and-white dress, and a boy in a white graphic tee stand nearby. A woman in orange robes stands at the right edge. Behind them a signboard reads Paramahamsa Nithyananda and Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam, and a sign at upper left says Grand Entrance. Probable Swamiji appears in orange robes with rudraksha mala and long hair; the appearance cues are distinctive.

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April 02 20122012-04-02April 02 20122012-04-02Outdoor photo on dry ground beside a grey block wall. A man in a long orange robe draped over one shoulder, with a long rudraksha mala around his neck and long dark hair swept back, walks forward holding his hands together, with a sign behind him. Around him are a girl in a white and red skirt holding a golden tray of yellow flowers, a girl in a white frilled dress, a boy in a white shirt, a man in a white shirt and dark trousers, and women in orange saris, one of whom holds a camera. A green-roofed structure and palm trees appear in the background.2012-04-02Outdoor photograph of a walking procession on dry ground beside a white building with barred windows and trees. In front, a man in long flowing saffron-orange robes with a gold border wears a long rudraksha mala and walks barefoot, carrying two dark objects in his hands; his long swept-back hair and ornate orange clothing are the distinguishing cues, and he is identified as Swamiji (probable). Beside him walks a young woman in orange and red with a rudraksha mala and a small black bag. Behind them a young man with a shaved head wears white dhoti and shawl edged in gold, a woman in a teal sari and several men in white shirts and trousers follow, with a girl in a green striped top and black leggings.2012-04-02April 02 20122012-04-02Outdoor scene on a dirt path lined with tall flagpoles and palm trees, with a grey block wall behind. A woman in a long orange sari with dark wavy hair walks at centre, smiling, and beside her a man in a red-and-orange wrap, bare-legged, walks with a white-clad man. Several people in orange sannyasi robes walk behind, and a woman in a cream kurta with a green dupatta holds papers in the foreground. A banner reads Nithyananda Vanalaya. Onlookers in casual clothing stand to the sides, and a man in a white shirt with an ID badge stands at right. The orange-clad woman and the man in the red-and-orange wrap are the most prominent figures; no appearance-based identification is made.2008-04-20July 14 20132013-07-14 +1 copiesApril 02 20122012-04-02April 02 20122012-04-02Outdoor photograph at a construction site with unfinished concrete block walls and sandy ground. A man with long dark swept-back hair, wearing a flowing orange saffron wrap and a red-brown forehead mark, walks smiling through an opening, with a person cues of long hair and saffron robe. Beside him, a woman in a white sari with a red-bordered edge walks barefoot. On the right, a man in a white shirt and white dhoti stands by a block pillar draped with colourful purple, pink, green and orange flower garlands and wears an ID badge. Several other people in white clothes stand or walk in the background among the construction materials.2006-12-24A man in saffron-orange draped robes with gold border stands outdoors, smiling and looking to the side, wearing a long rudraksha mala across his chest and a small red bindi on his forehead. Behind him, a crowd of devotees stands in a sunlit courtyard beneath leafy branches; a woman in a white sari with gold border stands with hands folded, and women in orange and green saris are nearby. A stone wall and trees appear in the background. Whether the central man is a person cannot be confirmed from appearance alone, though long swept-back hair, saffron robes and rudraksha malas are present.2012-04-02April 02 20122012-04-02