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A street scene in front of a pink-walled house where volunteers are distributing food from a green-and-yellow three-wheeled vehicle. Four women wearing light blue and white head coverings stand on and beside the open green truck bed, one in a white top with a red sleeve and beaded necklace. In front of the vehicle, a woman in a green blouse and multicoloured patterned sari holds a steel bowl, while a young man in a blue checked shirt and checked lungi holds a small packet. A young man in a purple t-shirt and checked lungi stands at the left edge. The vehicle bears the painted word HORR and floral designs, with registration TN 3780 visible.

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Photo of a cyclone relief distribution on a dusty road. A yellow and red truck with lettering partly visible is parked at the front, and several workers in white aprons, caps and gloves stand in its open back, handing out plastic bags of food. Villagers in saris and lungis gather below, including a woman in a green sari holding a packet and a man in a striped shirt and checked lungi. A green metal gate with ornate gold details stands at right, and a small stone booth with a sign stands at left. No identifiable a person candidate is visible.2012-01-07January 05 20122012-01-05A rural village roadside scene where volunteers serve food from the back of a blue-and-yellow pickup truck with a blue tailgate bearing decorative script. A man in a beige shirt and maroon lungi leans over large steel pots, serving food, while another man in a maroon shirt and lungi stands on the truck bed with a phone at his ear. An orange flag hangs from the truck. A woman in a green-and-white floral sari with her hair in a braid holds a plate, and a man in a white shirt and grey trousers stands with hands on hips. Boys in a brown shirt and a yellow-and-white striped shirt stand nearby, with coconut palms and a yellow wall behind them.2012-01-06A village street scene where volunteers stand on a wooden-sided flatbed truck serving food to a line of villagers. Two men in white shirts and white head coverings reach down with bowls and ladles, a third volunteer in a red shirt leans over the truck bed, and a man in a dark shirt stands on the truck. Below, villagers queue: a woman in a red and yellow sari holds a steel tiffin carrier, an older woman in a yellow blouse and patterned sari stands beside a man in a yellow shirt and checked trousers, and several children in red, blue and yellow clothing reach upward. A house with a red-tiled roof and oleander shrubs lines the dirt road, and an orange banner is fixed to the truck side.2012-01-06Cyclone relief distribution on a village road. Volunteers in white dhotis and green or white head coverings stand in the open bed of a yellow and orange truck with the word "FISHER" painted on its side, handing out food from metal bowls. Villagers crowd around the truck, including women in red, pink and maroon saris and men in checked lungis. Behind them are bamboo scaffolding, a damaged building, uprooted trees and debris, with a bicycle in the foreground and an orange flag on the truck. A woman in a yellow sari and a volunteer in a light yellow top stand among the workers.2012-01-07Annadhan in 20122012-01-01 +1 copiesJanuary 07 20122012-01-07January 06 20122012-01-06January 05 20122012-01-05 +1 copiesJanuary 06 20122012-01-06January 06 20122012-01-06 +1 copiesA green cargo truck with a banner reading Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam and a portrait of a smiling man in orange and saffron headwear is parked on a dirt road among palm trees. Several villagers, including older men in white shirts and checked lungis and a woman in a patterned sari, crowd around the truck's open back, reaching up toward a volunteer in a blue shirt and green cap who stands in the bed. A bright blue and yellow building and a small shrine structure stand in the background, with scattered coconut palms and debris from the storm. The banner portrait is a printed depiction, not a person physically present, and the printed banner text names Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam.2012-01-07