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Indoor museum-style room with a white ceiling and exposed steel roof beams. A woman in a white top with an orange-saffron shawl stands at centre, guiding a group of about 15 girls and young women who gather around glass display cases. Several girls wear braids with white flowers, and one wears a red salwar kameez. Behind them, a wooden palanquin-like structure with a red canopy and gold finial stands near a brass-and-chain balance scale (tulabharam). Glass cases hold objects and framed photographs, including a black-and-white image of a seated ascetic. A large black sign has Kannada, Tamil and English text. An older woman in a sari with a dark bag stands at left.

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A woman in a white top with an orange scarf and a rudraksha mala stands at the left of a group of young girls in a museum-style hall, speaking to them in front of glass display cases. The cases hold framed photos and religious objects. Beside them stands a red and orange canopy-style ornamented structure topped with a golden finial, decorated with a deity figure and floral patterns. Above the cases a black board carries English, Kannada and Tamil captions reading 'Things Used by Paramahamsa in his young age'. A left-side panel reads 'Thulabharam' with a scale icon. Girls in pink, blue, yellow and purple salwar kameez and braided hair listen attentively.2008-04-04April 04 20082008-04-04A group of young women and girls stands in a whitewashed hall with a corrugated roof, gathered before a row of glass display cabinets. A woman in a white top with an orange shawl stands at the cabinets, pointing toward the exhibits, while a woman in a red top stands behind the group. A black board with a multilingual sign reads 'Things Used by Paramahamsa in his young age.' On the left, a red and gold decorated umbrella-shaped object with a brass finial and painted deity imagery stands near the wall, and a stage with hanging bells is visible at the right. The girls wear salwar kameez in pink, blue, purple and yellow, and some wear long braids with flowers.2008-04-04April 04 20082008-04-04April 04 20082008-04-04April 04 20082008-04-04April 04 20082008-04-04April 04 20082008-04-04April 04 20082008-04-04A group of young girls with long braided hair stands in a covered hall with a metal roof, facing a display case beside a palanquin-like object with a red, orange and gold canopy. A woman in an orange and white top and a woman in a pink top attend the display. Dark wall panels carry gold-lettered Kannada and Tamil text, and a museum-style display of gold necklaces and jewellery sits behind glass. Pink flower petals lie on the counter, and white and blue plastic chairs are along the left side. No a person candidate is visible.2008-04-04Indoor exhibit hall with a dark signboard reading "Things Used by Paramahamsa in his young age" in English and Kannada and Tamil script. Behind a row of glass display cases, a group of children and teenagers in colourful clothes, including red, pink, orange, blue and white shirts, stand and look at the exhibits. A small red and gold ornate palanquin-style canopy stands at left beside a sign labelled Thulabaram. Blue plastic chairs and desks sit in the foreground. Roughly fifteen to twenty young people are visible.2008-04-04A photograph inside a room with white walls and a corrugated roof, where a standing speaker in a long orange robe holds a microphone and gestures toward glass display cabinets holding framed photographs and memorabilia. A sign reads "Things Used by Paramahamsa in his childhood" with the same heading in Kannada and Tamil. Dozens of seated listeners in white clothing, many with yellow-trimmed shawls, face the speaker, with several shaved heads visible. On the left stands a cream throne draped in orange cloth, a hanging balance scale, and a framed photo labelled Tulabharam. An orange cloth is draped over a chair at left, and a garland hangs on a wall.2010-02-09