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A press meet in a hall with a black banner bearing Tamil script and partial portraits of saints. Two men sit on ornate gold thrones with red cushions. The man on the left wears an orange-red dhoti, a white ash line on the forehead, a rudraksha mala and a gold pendant, with white flower garlands around his neck and a tulsi-style wreath draped across his lap. The man on the right wears orange-red robes, a gold necklace, and a white floral garland, and holds his hands together at his chest. Behind them stand attendants in orange robes with beaded malas, and microphones from media outlets are arranged in front of the thrones.

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April 29 20122012-04-29April 29 20122012-04-29April 29 20122012-04-29April 29 20122012-04-29A press meet on two gilded thrones draped with white and orange garland-like flower strands. On the left, a bald, white-clad seated man with a white forehead band, rudraksha mala and gold necklace sits cross-legged with hands resting, a gold tilak on his brow. On the right, a seated man in orange-saffron robes with a gold-embellished garland and gold necklace holds his hands together in greeting, a rudraksha mala and head garland visible. Standing attendants in saffron robes with gold necklaces flank them, one holding a notebook. Microphones crowd a metal rail in front. A banner behind reads a Tamil press-meet heading with the date partly visible.2012-04-29A press meet with two seated religious figures on ornate gold thrones with red cushions, in front of a dark banner with Tamil text and portraits. The figure on the left wears a white-and-red garland, rudraksha mala and gold necklace over red-orange robes, with a white forehead mark. The figure on the right, a person, wears a white-and-orange garland, a heavy gold necklace and orange robes, with a gold-and-red headband. Behind them an orange-robed attendant stands, and in the foreground a man in orange leans over a row of microphones bearing news channel logos.2012-04-29April 29 20122012-04-29April 29 20122012-04-29Two seated men on ornate gold thrones with red cushions in front of a dark banner bearing Tamil script and partial red date numerals. The older man on the left has a shaved head with a white tilaka, a rudraksha mala and gold pendant, and wears a white garland over saffron cloth, his hands resting on his lap. The younger man on the right wears an orange-saffron cloth, a gold necklace, a white flower garland and a gold headband, seated in a similar throne. A portrait of a man in an orange turban is partly visible at the upper right. Floral garlands and a metal stand are in the foreground.2012-04-29Two men in orange-red robes sit on ornate gold thrones with red cushions in front of a black banner printed with Tamil script and the date 29, 2012 in red. Both wear white floral garlands and rudraksha malas. The seated man on the left has a white headband and white forehead markings. The seated man on the right wears a gold headpiece and holds a video camera pointed toward them. Behind them stand a bare-chested attendant in white and a standing man in orange with a turban and a rudraksha mala. Large portrait prints on the banner show a smiling man in an orange turban and a shaved-head figure with white markings. Several photographers and reporters with cameras and microphones crowd the foreground, indicating a press meet. a person: the seated man on the right wears a gold headpiece and garland; appearance is uncertain, so identity is unsure.2012-04-29April 29 20122012-04-29Indoor press meet on ornate gold thrones with red velvet seats. Two seated religious figures in saffron-orange robes face the camera. The figure on the left, bald with white tripundra marks, holds palms together in greeting and wears a white flower garland and beaded necklaces. The figure on the right, with long dark hair under a gold headband and wearing a white flower garland with gold necklaces and a red-orange shawl, sits with hands resting on a lion-armed throne. A standing attendant in orange clothing with a rudraksha-style mala stands at left. Behind them hangs a black banner with Tamil text and a gold framed picture.2012-04-29