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A scanned document cover titled PROCLAMATION 100117 OF OCTOBER 17, 2021 on a warm yellow-to-orange gradient background with a thin double border. A small gold emblem of a deity shrine sits above the heading. The title reads ATMA SHANTI FOR THE HINDUS KILLED IN THE VIOLENCE DURING DURGA PUJA IN BANGLADESH. Below is a bordered table of document details listing the agency as Office of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, the document type as Proclamation, and the publication date as 17/10/2021. A page number 1 appears at the bottom. No people or portraits are shown.

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A printed proclamation cover on a gold-yellow background, titled "PROCLAMATION 100113 OF AUGUST 23, 2021" with the subtitle "OFFERING ATMA SHANTI FOR KAILASA'S ANANDA BHAIRAV". A framed photograph shows a figure in orange-saffron robes with a long gold-bead necklace seated on an ornate golden throne flanked by golden lion heads, with a tiger-striped cloth and a black-and-tan dog lying across the seat. Below is a document details table listing publication date 23/08/2021 and document number 100113.2021-08-23October 17 20212021-10-17A gold-bordered proclamation document page headed PROCLAMATION, 100114 OF SEPTEMBER 20, 2021, with a photograph of two seated sannyasis on a decorated dais before deity figures and a brass-trimmed backdrop. On the left a man in a red turban, red robe and gold-beaded necklace smiles with hands folded. On the right a white-bearded elder in orange robes and a black rudraksha mala sits with hands clasped. Below the photo is a table of document details, including publication date 20/09/2021 and agency Office of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism.2021-09-20A printed proclamation cover with a gold background and a central photograph of a man seated on an ornate gold throne against gold drapery. He wears a rust-brown turban with a white feather and a jewelled brooch, a rudraksha band, a rust-brown shawl over bare shoulders, an orange-beaded necklace and a large gold pendant, and holds a gold-headed staff in one hand. The headline reads PROCLAMATION 100116 OF SEPTEMBER 28, 2021 with a table of document details below. Appearance cues (turban, rudraksha, shawl, throne, staff) suggest a probable Swamiji, but the figure is shown on a printed cover, so the identity is uncertain.2021-09-28AUGUST 21 20212021-08-21A graphic page from KAILASA's Office of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Administrative Directive 10116 of August 27, 2021. A golden-yellow background carries a crest showing a seated deity murti with multiple arms and a crown, flanked by two lion figures. Below the crest are the headings SHRIKAILASA, the office name, and the title line 'KAILASA grieves at Racial Extermination and Ethnic Cleansing of Hindus in Afghanistan', followed by dense black body text in several paragraphs and the page number 1 at bottom right. No physical people are shown.2021-08-27September 20 20212021-09-20A scanned printed proclamation page on a warm yellow-to-orange gradient background with a thin gold double border. At the top centre is a small red and gold emblem of a seated deity figure above three lines of heading text. The main body is a printed text block titled International Day For The Total Elimination Of Nuclear Weapons - 2021, labelled A Proclamation, issued from the Office of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism. A page number 2 sits at the bottom centre. No physical people are shown.2021-09-26A scan of an official KAILASA administrative document on a yellow-gold gradient background. At the top is a round emblem of a seated deity figure flanked by two lions, above the words SHRIKAILASA, OFFICE OF THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM, JAGATGURU MAHASANNIDHANAM, HIS DIVINE HOLINESS and BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM. The body is a typed directive titled Manifest Moksha Pathavi and Shivajnana Pathavi of Paramasiva through the Navratri Vratha, with section headings, a Sanskrit verse line and page number 1. No people are visible.2021-10-06October 04 20212021-10-04Kailasonnata Shyamala Peetha Sarvajnapeetham +1 copiesAUGUST 09 20212021-08-09