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A photo taken at an indoor hall event shows a standing figure in the foreground holding a tall silver trident, a trishul, in the right hand. He wears a rust-orange wrap over the shoulders, a leopard-print cloth draped around the body, a long layered rudraksha mala and beaded bracelets, with a gold necklace and a yellow-and-red forehead mark. His hair is swept up high. Beside him is a carved wooden chair with an orange cloth draped over its armrest. Seated audience members in white and orange-lanyard clothing fill the background, and a microphone stand and water bottle sit near the front.

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December 09 20152015-12-09December 09 20152015-12-09 +1 copiesA standing figure in a hall stands on a low wooden platform beside a carved wooden chair draped with an orange cloth, holding a silver trident upright in his right hand. He wears a red-orange shawl over a leopard-print garment, a dense multi-strand rudraksha mala, a gold necklace, bead bracelets and earrings, with a pale yellow forehead marking and red bindi. Behind him, seated audience members in white and orange lanyards watch, and a microphone stand and water bottle sit at the front edge.2015-12-09A standing man in an orange-red sannyasi-style dress holds a tall silver trident (trishul) and stands on a carved dark wooden throne (peetha) in a hall with seated audience members. He wears a large rudraksha mala draped across his chest, rudraksha bracelets, a gold pendant necklace, gold earrings, a leopard-print wrap over the red garment, and a yellow-marked cloth at the waist. His hair is tall and dark, with a yellow and red tilak on his forehead. Seated devotees in white and red clothes watch; a man in white at right has hands folded in anjali. A microphone and water bottle are on the stage. a person candidate by appearance, with the page noting no a person at this event; the trishul, rudraksha malas and saffron attire are visible cues.2015-12-09December 09 20152015-12-09 +1 copiesDecember 09 20152015-12-09December 09 20152015-12-09December 09 20152015-12-09 +1 copiesDecember 09 20152015-12-09 +1 copiesDecember 09 20152015-12-09 +1 copiesDecember 09 20152015-12-09 +1 copiesDecember 09 20152015-12-09