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Photograph of a seated group in front of a pink Kannada banner reading "Dinanka 11, 12 mattu 13 January 2015" and "Nithyananda Dhyanapeetha, Bidadi" along with "108 Homa Kunda" text. Two men sit in orange-cushioned chairs: the left one wears an orange robe and has a long braid; the right one, bare-chested with a red-and-gold wrap, rudraksha malas and long hair in a plait, smiles broadly. Probable Swamiji (long hair, rudraksha malas, ceremonial red-gold wrap) seated in the chair on the right. A man in an orange robe stands at far left, and three men in white and red shirts sit on the floor in front, one photographing with a phone held up. Two individuals in orange and one partly visible man at the right edge appear among the group, total of about six visible people.

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Indoor event in front of a large pink banner advertising the ATIRUDRA MAHAYAGA at a person Dhyanapeetha, Jidhi, on 11, 12 and 13 January 2015. Two men sit in orange armchairs on a stage: on the left, a man in orange robes and a rudraksha mala with an orange shawl; on the right, a smiling figure with long braided hair, a red-and-orange garment and a beaded mala, seated with hands folded. Two more men sit in front: one in a white shirt gesturing, another in a red shirt. A woman in a yellow sari is partly visible at the lower right, and a fan stands at the left. Banner portraits show two figures in orange and red with raised hands. Photo of the stage event.2015-01-03January 03 20152015-01-03January 03 20152015-01-03January 03 20152015-01-03January 03 20152015-01-03January 03 20152015-01-03January 13 20152015-01-13A photo of an indoor event hall where a man in a white shirt and dark trousers stands at a microphone on the left, gesturing as he speaks. Behind him, two men in white dhotis stand near a small table with fruit. In the centre, a bearded man in an orange-saffron robe sits in a red-brown armchair with his hands together near his chest; beside him, a person in a red-and-maroon sari with a long braid sits in a matching chair. Seated audience members with their backs to the camera, including one in an orange shawl, fill the foreground. Behind the stage hangs a large pink-and-yellow banner with two portraits, one showing a smiling man with hands raised in blessing and the other a woman with raised hands in a red garland, plus Kannada text announcing the Atirudra Mahayaga dated 11, 12 and 13 January 2015 and mentioning 108 homa kundas. Visible at left is a white fan.2015-01-03A man in a white kurta with a red and gold shawl stands at a microphone on a stand, speaking, at the left of the frame. Beside him, a seated figure in saffron-orange robes with a rudraksha mala and a bald head sits in a brown armchair, hands folded. Next to that chair, a seated person in red-maroon robes with a rudraksha mala and long hair sits in a second armchair. Behind them, a backdrop poster in Kannada advertises an Atirudra Mahayaga on 11, 12 and 13 January 2015 at a person Dhyanapeetha, showing two portraits of saffron-robed figures with rudraksha malas. Several saffron- and white-clothed men stand on the right near a table with a white cloth.2015-01-03A photograph of an indoor event hall where a bald elderly man in a white kurta with a red shawl stands at left speaking into a microphone on a stand. Seated in an orange upholstered armchair at centre is an elderly man in saffron/orange robes with a rudraksha mala, appearing to listen. Beside him sits a younger man in maroon-red robes with a long braid. At right, standing figures in maroon and white ritual dress with rudraksha malas hold a tray with flowers. Behind them is a large banner with portraits and Kannada and English text announcing the Atirudra Mahayaga, with a black-and-white monitor and white draped table in the background. The seated saffron-robed figure is an appearance-based probable candidate for a person, but the match is uncertain.2015-01-03A photograph of an indoor event hall with a large Kannada-language banner behind the stage announcing the Atirudra Mahayaga on 11, 12 and 13 January 2015 at a person Dhyanapeetha. Two portraits on the banner show a bald older man with a rudraksha mala and a smiling man with a long swept-back hairstyle, arms raised in blessing gestures. On the stage, a man in saffron robes sits in an orange armchair with hands folded, while a younger man in red-and-maroon robes with a rudraksha mala sits beside him. Standing to the left, a woman in a red sari with gold bangles speaks into a microphone while two men in red-and-saffron robes stand behind her. Seated audience members in white shirts and dress are seen from behind in the foreground.2015-01-03A photograph at an indoor event hall in front of a Kannada banner advertising the ATIRUDRA MAHAYAGA held 11, 12 and 13 January 2015. A white-clad elderly man with grey hair stands at left, gesturing with one hand and speaking into a microphone on a stand. Seated in orange-saffron robes in a reddish-orange armchair is a figure with long dark hair and a rudraksha mala, who appears to be a person based on the saffron robes and long hair, seated beside a younger man in a maroon-and-red robe with a rudraksha mala. Standing behind them are several men in maroon and saffron robes, one holding a tray of offerings. Banner portraits show two saints, one in orange with a rudraksha mala and one with a red shawl and ornaments.2015-01-03