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A large tented convention hall filled with seated devotees, mostly women in white and colourful saris, sitting on the floor in rows. White draped ceiling with blue scalloped swags and hanging lights. At the far end a stage with a backdrop banner reading Nithyananda Spurana Prakash (NSP), flanked by framed portraits and a small figure on the stage; speakers and screens line the sides, and a table of books or packets is at lower left.

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November 26 20092009-11-26Large crowd seated on the floor inside a big white tent with blue scalloped drapes along the ceiling, at a person Spurana Convention day. Most attendees wear white, while others wear saffron, red, pink, yellow and green saris and salwar. Many women have hair in long braids. On the right, a stage backdrop shows a large portrait of a person in orange robes, with a banner reading NITHYANANDA SPURTI PRAVAH (NSP). Speakers hang from the poles and screens show the stage. A table of packaged items lies at the lower left.2009-11-26November 28 20092009-11-28A large photograph of a convention held under a white marquee with blue scalloped draping along the ceiling and rows of hanging fans and speakers. Hundreds of seated attendees fill the floor, mostly in white clothes, with women in saris in pink, green, blue and orange on the right side. A long red carpet runs down the centre aisle toward a stage. A large banner above the stage shows a portrait of a figure in saffron robes and the words Nithyananda Spurana Program. Small screens line the side posts.2009-11-26A large tented hall with white canvas ceiling draped in blue and cream bunting and ceiling fans, filled with a dense crowd of devotees seated on green mats. Most are dressed in white shirts and white dhotis or saris, many wearing white lanyards with ID badges. Some wear orange or red clothing. Stage lights hang from poles along the sides, and a figure in saffron-orange robes stands near the centre front among white-clad attendees, while other figures stand near a central walkway and at the back. Red chairs are arranged in rows at the rear and sides of the hall.2009-11-27A large photograph of a crowd of many hundreds of seated devotees under a white and blue draped tent canopy at a convention hall. Most women wear white sarees with coloured borders, some in green, yellow and orange, and many wear identity badges on lanyards. Overhead fans, standing poles with speakers, and a long red carpet run down the centre aisle toward a stage area with banners and screens at the far end. The image is dominated by the packed audience rather than a single speaker.2009-11-26Wide photograph inside a large white tented hall with blue-trimmed edges and rows of ceiling fans and lights. Hundreds of devotees sit cross-legged on mats in rows facing forward, mostly men in white shirts and white dhotis with rudraksha malas and name badges, and some women in saffron, yellow and blue saris at the left. Banners and backdrop panels line the back wall, and a dim stage area is visible at the far right. The attendees are in a seated satsang or spiritual programme setting, with no clearly visible central figure on stage in this frame.2007-12-13A large open-sided tent hall filled with a dense audience of women seated on white plastic chairs in rows, facing a distant stage at the far end. Many wear white or cream sarees with coloured borders, while others wear orange, red, pink, blue and maroon garments; several have ID badges clipped to their clothing. Blue ceiling drapes, rows of ceiling fans and overhead lights line the tent, and a red-draped stage area with a central display is visible in the distance. The scene looks like a programme or satsang gathering.2007-12-12November 26 20092009-11-26December 12 20072007-12-12A large seated audience fills a big white tented hall with blue-trimmed edges, hung with ceiling fans and string lights. Rows of devotees sit on the floor facing forward; many men wear white shirts and white dhotis with lanyard ID badges and rudraksha malas, while women wear white saris and one in orange-yellow sari. Some men clap with raised hands. Banners and framed images line the back walls, and the front stage area is not visible. This is a satsang-style gathering in an event tent.2007-12-13November 26 20092009-11-26