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A seated man in saffron-orange robes and an orange head wrap with long dark hair and rudraksha beads sits on a white cushioned seat smiling, one hand resting on his lap, before a microphone stand with yellow and red flowers. Behind him a large banner shows a smiling man in a white head cloth with a red tilak and a raised hand, beside Tamil text reading Nithyananda Spurana (a portrait labelled with that name) and a purple bird logo.

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December 14 20062006-12-14A seated figure in saffron-orange robes and an orange head wrap sits in a white chair on a stage, one hand raised in a gesture, with a microphone on a stand before him and a vase of yellow and red flowers on a white table to the right. Behind him is a large banner showing a smiling man in a white head wrap with a red tilak mark and a bright orange-red circular halo, beside Tamil script on the banner. The seated figure is a probable Swamiji by appearance cues: long hair, orange head covering and saffron robes with a rudraksha mala, though the image is small. The setting is a convention-style hall with a red-and-white stage edge and green foliage at the bottom.2006-12-14 +1 copiesDecember 14 20062006-12-14December 14 20062006-12-14A seated speaker in saffron-orange robes and an orange head wrap, with long dark hair and rudraksha malas, addresses an audience into a microphone on a stand. Behind him a large circular banner shows a smiling man in a white head wrap with a red tilak, raising one hand; the banner's Tamil text reads Nithyananda Purana (Nithyananda Spurana). A white cushioned seat and a vase of yellow and red flowers sit beside the speaker. The speaker is an appearance-based a person candidate, as the page names him at this event and his saffron robes, long hair and mala beads match, but the face is not used for identification. The banner portrait is a depiction, not a physical person.2006-12-14A seated man in saffron robes and an orange turban sits on a white-draped chair on a stage, with a rudraksha mala around his neck and a microphone stand before him. Behind him hangs a large banner showing a smiling portrait of a man in a white turban with a red-and-gold background, beside Tamil lettering. A vase of red and yellow flowers stands on a white-draped table to the right, and a podium is at the edge of the frame. The seated man in saffron has long hair and distinctive saffron-and-rudraksha attire, consistent with the page's reference to Swamiji, which makes this a probable appearance-based candidate.2006-12-14December 14 20062006-12-14 +1 copiesDecember 14 20062006-12-14December 14 20062006-12-14 +1 copiesA seated man in saffron-orange robes, a saffron head wrap and a rudraksha mala sits on a white-covered throne-style chair at a stage microphone, smiling with one hand raised. A flower arrangement of yellow and red blooms sits on a white-draped table beside him. Behind him a large vinyl banner shows a portrait of a man in a white head covering with a red bindi and white-and-gold garment, next to Tamil script reading 'நித்யானந்த ஸ்புரண' and 'தியானபு', with a Chennai location line below. The banner portrait is a depiction of a person in a white head covering.2006-12-14December 14 20062006-12-14A figure in saffron robes and an orange turban stands on a blue-carpeted stage with palms pressed together in namaskar in front of a white throne-style chair, a microphone stand beside them. Behind is a large banner showing a smiling man in a white turban with a red tilak and a red-orange radiant halo, with Tamil text reading Nithyananda Spurana Dhyanapeetam and Chennai. A vase of yellow and red flowers sits on a white-draped table, and a blank easel board is at right. A small framed poster of a man in white is on a stand at left. Tamil-language banner text is visible. The stage is set for a convention session with the saffron-robed figure standing as a speaker. The figure has a rudraksha mala and a saffron turban, cues matching the identity claim but with an uncertain match to the banner portrait.2006-12-16