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A long white single-storey building with a red-tiled sloped roof and a green metal sheet roof edge stands behind a manicured lawn lined with red-leaved shrubs and small lamp posts. A hexagonal tiled pathway with pink accents leads toward the entrance. A blue-and-white sign on the building reads Nithyananda Mission Secretariate, and a framed portrait of a woman in orange with a dated poster beside it hangs on the veranda. Potted plants and trees surround the grounds under an overcast sky. No people are visible.

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Photograph of a single-storey white building with terracotta-tiled and green-roofed verandah under a blue sky with trees. A signboard on the building reads Nithyananda Mission Secretariat. A portrait banner of a smiling woman with dark hair and a printed notice sit on the right verandah. In the foreground a manicured lawn has red-leaved ornamental plants, a small pond with reeds, and round white lamp posts along a paved path. No people are visible.2009-10-15A photograph of a green lawn in front of a long white single-storey building with a red tiled roof and a covered veranda. A white rectangular sign hangs from the roofline reading Nithyananda Mission Secretariate. Lamp posts with round white globes stand on the grass, a small bed of tall grass surrounds a shallow pond in the lawn, and red-leaved shrubs and yellow flowers border the path. A green truck is parked at left beside a small white guardhouse, and bare earth and a half-built concrete wall lie beyond. No people are visible.2009-10-15Aadheenam Construction 20092009-01-01 +1 copiesExterior photograph of a long, single-storey ashram building with terracotta-orange walls, a green corrugated metal roof and tiled sloped awnings over the verandah. A lawn with young palm plants, low shrubs and white bollard lamps lies in front, with a hexagonal paved path leading toward the entrance. A purple banner at left reads Welcome Center, and a white hanging banner on the facade reads Nithyananda Mission Secretariat beside a portrait. Black hoses run across bare earth at the right, and the sky is overcast. No people are visible.A long whitewashed single-storey building with a green corrugated roof and terracotta-tiled verandah overhangs stands across a lawn edged with red-leafed shrubs, potted plants and small white bollard lamps. A large hanging banner on the facade reads NITHYANANDA MISSION SECRETARIATE above a black-and-white portrait of a long-haired figure with a shawl. Beneath the verandah, a standing white statue and a framed colour portrait of a woman are displayed near a notice board. A white van is parked to the right under bright sky. No people are visible.2009-10-15A single-storey white building with a red-tiled veranda and green metal roof stands on a lawn with palm plants and small garden lights. Banners on the building read Nithyananda Mission Secretariat and Welcome Centre, with a framed portrait of a man on the right-hand banner. Several people in white clothes walk along the veranda and a path, and two men in orange robes stand at the right end of the building near the entrance. The lawn is edged with white string and small red-flowered plants.2009-10-15A long single-storey building with orange-red walls, white pillars and a green corrugated roof stands behind a neatly landscaped lawn. Palm and shrub plantings line a hexagonal paved walkway leading to the entrance, and white garden lights stand along the path. A sign mounted on the left reads Welcome Center and shows a portrait of a saffron-robed figure, and a sign on the right reads Nithyananda Mission Secretariat. Rows of plastic chairs sit under the covered veranda, and black irrigation pipe runs across bare soil in the foreground. No people are visible. +1 copiesA photograph of a long single-storey white building with a terracotta-tiled roof and a verandah, set across a lawn with small round garden lamps, flowering shrubs, palm fronds and a rock in the foreground. A rectangular blue and white banner on the building reads Nithyananda Mission Secretariate, and a small figure stands at the doorway. A white car is parked to the right beside a dirt track under a partly cloudy sky.2009-10-15A long, single-storey white building with a corrugated metal roof and terracotta-tiled verandah overhangs stands on a grassy lawn lined with small potted plants and flowering beds in the foreground. A hanging banner on the facade displays a portrait of a bearded man beside the text reading Nithyananda Mission Secretariat. Bare-branched trees and bright sunlight appear at the upper right, and a small stone and a hose lie on the ground. No people are visible in the scene.2008-11-20A photograph of a long, single-storey orange-walled building with a green corrugated roof and small decorative finials along the ridge. A purple sign on the porch reads Welcome Center in English and Kannada, with a portrait of a figure in orange clothing. Neatly kept lawns, potted and garden plants, paved stone paths and small round lamps surround the building. Rows of chairs sit under the covered veranda. No people are visible.2010-07-07A photograph of a long, single-storey building with terracotta-red walls, a tiled sloping roof and a teal-green metal roof edge, topped with decorative finials. A covered verandah runs along the front with a wooden bench and hanging plants. A paved stone path crosses a lawn with white globe lamp posts, red-leaved shrubs, a tall reed clump and a small conifer. No people are visible.2010-09-09A long white single-storey building with a green corrugated roof and terracotta-tiled verandah awnings fronts a lawn with red flowering plants and small white garden lights. A large banner on the facade reads "NITHYANANDA MISSION SECRETARIAT" beside a black-and-white portrait captioned with the same mission name. Several people stand along the verandah: a figure in white at the left, a figure in white on the far left edge, one in orange robes near the centre, and one in white near the doorway. Potted plants hang from the eaves and dark framed posters stand against the wall at right.2009-10-15