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A stage photograph of a seated figure in saffron-orange robes on a gold-and-red throne, garlanded with white and red flower necklaces. Behind him, a decorated backdrop shows deity murtis with crowns and garlands beneath an arch of marigold and striped floral patterns, with pink-and-white painted clouds and green leaves. Four people stand at left in front of the throne, a man in a white shirt and women in colourful saris and salwar, one woman in pink with hair in a bun touching the seated figure's head area. At far right a woman in a white sari with a gold border sits on the stage floor. Tiered offerings of fruit sit on a table beside the throne. Appearance-based candidate: a person, seated on the throne in saffron robes and garland, with the page noting his presence at this event.

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July 17 20092009-07-17Photograph of an outdoor stage event at night with a gold throne-like seat draped in red cushions and garlanded with white and red flowers. A seated figure in a flowing saffron-orange robe sits centrally on the throne, with a head of long dark hair, appearing to be the a person candidate; appearance is uncertain from this view. Standing around the throne are several people: a man in a white dhoti and shirt on the left, a young man in an orange robe, a man in a red patterned shirt with a white cap, a woman in a yellow sari holding a walker, and a woman in an orange-brown sari. Behind them, a backdrop of green leaves and large pink and white painted rock-like forms holds two deity murtis, one seated and one standing with garlands, decorated with a strip of orange, green and white floral banners. Red carpet covers the stage floor.2009-07-17July 17 20092009-07-17A photograph of a stage event with a seated figure on a gold-and-red throne (peetha) with a red garland of roses. The seated figure wears an orange-saffron robe and has long dark hair, a person candidate; the appearance cues are only partial, so this is marked unsure. Around him, several devotees in white ritual dress stand and attend: a man in white kurta and dark trousers bends to touch the seated figure's feet, a woman in a rust-brown silk sari with a long braid bows near him, and younger women in white sarees with gold borders stand to the right holding flowers. A young man in an orange shirt stands at left, and a white pedestal fan is at right. Behind is a decorated backdrop with painted pink clouds, carved figures and green foliage, with a floral-patterned banner at left.2009-07-17July 17 20092009-07-17A decorated golden throne with a red velvet seat stands under a canopy of flower garlands in orange, red and white. A man with a shaved head and a red-orange tilak sits on it wearing an orange saffron robe over a red inner garment, hands folded, smiling. A kneeling man in a white dhoti and shirt sits on the red carpet before him. To the left, two women in white saris with gold borders stand; to the right, a man in an orange robe stands beside an older man in white. Red and white floral garlands drape the throne, with fruit on side tables. The seated figure shows distinctive saffron clothing and ornate ceremonial setting, consistent with a person seated in the role of guru receiving devotees at a pada-pooja ceremony.2009-08-02July 17 20092009-07-17July 17 20092009-07-17July 17 20092009-07-17A stage event before a large floral backdrop with a decorated arch of orange and white flower strips and an illuminated tableau of a deity pair on a lotus-petal structure, flanked by two elephant-headed figures. A man in saffron-orange robes with long dark hair sits on a gold-and-red peetha/throne bordered with red flowers. A man in white dhoti and shirt bends forward and places his hand on the seated figure's head, while other people in white clothes, saris and a light green sari stand around. Several people in white and pastel clothes watch from the stage edge. The seated figure shows distinctive saffron robes and long hair, supporting a probable identification as a person, but appearance cues are only moderately distinctive.2009-07-17August 02 20092009-08-02August 29 20092009-08-29