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This is a scanned printed page of text headed "Introduction", with numbered paragraphs about human rights, sexual violence and the Hindu Adi Shaiva Shaivite minority tradition (ASMT) in India, followed by a block of numbered footnotes with underlined web links. No people, deities or ritual scenes are visible. The layout is black text on a white page with a thin gray rule at the top of the footnote block.

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A scanned printed document page of text titled Introduction, with numbered paragraphs in black type on white paper and a row of small superscript footnotes with web links at the bottom. The text discusses human rights, violence against women and children in India, and the Hindu Adi Shaiva Minority Tradition (ASMT). No physical people, deities or ritual objects are visible; the page is purely textual.2021-10-28June 25 20212021-06-25A slide-style text graphic titled "Ancient Monasteries Attacks" with a header bar reading Location: South India and Date: 15 April, 2014, followed by a Description heading and a long paragraph of body text about the Adi Shaivite Minority Tradition community, temple disputes, court orders and a writ petition. The page is white with black sans-serif text and a page number 16.3 in the lower right corner. No people are depicted.A text-heavy scanned document page from an incident report. Header fields read Location: Tiruvarur, India and Date: December 27, 2015. The heading reads Incident #9: 4th Attack - An ASMT Community Member almost Loses an Eye, under a Description section. The body contains a bold subheading, Gruesome Attempt to Murder on Incharge of Tiruvarur Aadheenam, followed by an italicised first-person victim testimony describing being punched in the right eye, beaten with rods and sticks, and kicked. The testimony is attributed to Sri Nithya Shambavananda, incharge of Tiruvarur Aadheenam. The page number 16.63 appears at the bottom right. No people are visible.Ancient Monasteries PersecutionMalaysia Aadheenam PersecutionAncient Monasteries PersecutionA text-heavy slide or page layout with a header bar reading Location: Navalur Kuttapattu Aadheenam, Tamil Nadu, South India and Date: August 28,2012 - September 30,2012. Beneath it, a section titled INTRODUCTION : Aadheenam Attacks contains a paragraph of body text describing the aadheenam's history and alleged attacks on its ASMT community devotees. The right column labelled Photos is empty. No people or deity images are visible.Ancient Monasteries PersecutionAncient Monasteries PersecutionJuly 19 20212021-07-19Varanasi Aadheenam Persecution