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A photograph of a man speaking into a handheld microphone outdoors, one hand raised in front of his face in a gesture of address. He wears a grey-brown turban, a small red bindi on his forehead, a maroon jacket with gold embroidery and a gold bracelet. Behind him hang long multicoloured tassels in yellow, orange, green, red, purple and white beneath a string of small lights against a pale sky. The page describes this as Youth Day at Brahmotsav 2007, and the figure's turban, long hair and ornate maroon embroidered clothing match those cues, so this is a probable Swamiji (probable) in person speaking at the event.

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A photograph of a man speaking into a handheld microphone outdoors under an open sky. He wears a brown turban, a dark maroon long-sleeved garment, a small red bindi on his forehead and a gold bangle on his wrist. Behind him stands a yellow canopy fringed with purple, red, white and green tassels, and strings of small coloured lights hang across the sky. a person is shown in this photo, identifiable by his turban, ornate gold bangle and maroon clothing, and he appears to be addressing the gathering.2007-12-25December 25 20072007-12-25Outdoor photo of a man speaking into a handheld microphone, his raised right hand gesturing. He wears a brown turban with a red bindi on the forehead, a maroon long-sleeved garment with gold embroidery down the chest and a gold bangle on the wrist. Behind him stands a colourful canopy or carriage covering with fringed tassels in yellow, orange, purple, red, green and white, strung with small beads against a pale sky. One physical person is visible.2007-12-25December 25 20072007-12-25A man in a brown turban and dark brown embroidered kurta with gold-thread trim stands under a colourful fringed canopy with orange, purple, green and red panels and dangling tassels. He holds a handheld microphone up near his mouth and appears to be speaking, with a red bindi on his forehead and long dark hair visible at the sides. Strings of small white and pink beads hang across the pale blue sky behind him.2007-12-25A man speaking into a handheld black microphone outdoors under an overcast sky. He wears a grey-brown turban with a small red tilak on his forehead, a dark maroon kurta with gold embroidered trim at the collar and placket, and his long dark hair falls behind his shoulders. Behind him stands a striped canopy or chariot cover in orange, purple, red and white with hanging tassels, and strings of small coloured lights stretch across the sky above.2007-12-25December 25 20072007-12-25A man in a brown turban with a small red tilak on his forehead speaks into a handheld microphone outdoors. He wears a dark maroon long coat with gold embroidered trim at the collar and placket. Behind him, a canopy or float is draped with bands of yellow, orange, purple, red and green fabric fringed with tassels, under a pale sky with strings of small pink and white decorations. The man is a single physical person; his appearance shows a turban, embroidered coat and microphone, a sermon-like role, but no reliable identification is made.2007-12-25A man in a grey-brown turban with a small red bindi holds a handheld microphone and speaks outdoors under a pale blue sky. He wears a dark maroon long coat with gold embroidered trim at the collar and placket. Behind him is a golden-yellow canopy edged with purple and white fringe tassels and red pompoms, and a strand of small string lights runs across the sky. a person: the appearance cues are a turban and ornate clothing with a red forehead mark, held as a speaker at an outdoor festival procession.2007-12-25A man in a brown turban with a red bindi speaks into a handheld microphone held in his right hand while gesturing with his left arm. He wears a dark maroon long coat with gold embroidered trim and a gold bracelet on his wrist. Behind him is a canopy or chariot-style structure hung with multicoloured tassels in yellow, orange, red, green, purple and white, with a painted floral panel. The setting appears outdoors in daylight. Only one person is visible. Whether this is a person cannot be established from appearance alone, as only the turban, bindi and coat are visible and the face is not sufficient for identification.2007-12-25December 25 20072007-12-25December 25 20072007-12-25