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A black stone inauguration plaque framed by garlands of white jasmine and red flowers, with an orange cloth draped along the right edge. The plaque bears white Tamil script announcing the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Sethur Nithyanandar Iyarkai Mooligai inauguration dated 30-7-2008, and states that it was unveiled by the divine hands of a person. No people are visible; the plaque is the main subject.

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July 30 20082008-07-30August 17 20072007-08-17 +1 copiesAugust 03 20092009-08-03A black stone foundation plaque at an ashram site in Kanchipuram, framed by white and pink flower garlands, with marigold petals and flowers laid along its base. The plaque announces the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Kanchipuram Ashram and records a bhoomi pooja performed by the hands of a person on the 24th of November, the 8th day of Karthigai, in the 29th year. The plaque is set in an open field with grass and a barbed-wire fence behind it; a white cloth hangs at the left edge. No people are visible.2006-11-24July 29 20082008-07-29July 30 20082008-07-30 +1 copiesJuly 29 20082008-07-29July 29 20082008-07-29 +1 copiesJuly 29 20082008-07-29A black stone commemorative plaque mounted on a white wall, its tamil inscription in white lettering, partly covered by an orange silk cloth draped from its upper right corner. Marigold-like flowers with red centres decorate the plaque's grey frame. A partially visible hand and wrist holding a cloth or string appear at the right edge. The plaque's text names Paramahamsa a person and records that a flag was hoisted by his blessings on 15.7.2009, attributed to a person Dhyana Peedam, T. Kallupatti. A wooden bracket and a poster edge are visible at the left.2009-07-14A black granite foundation plaque with gold-lettered Tamil text and a white dove logo stands on a white-draped table outdoors at an ashram inauguration. The plaque reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam, Tiruvannamalai, with the name Paramahamsa Nithyananda and the date 19.4.2008 in the inscription. Dark silhouettes of people are reflected in the polished stone. A blue plastic chair and a partly visible figure in a red and gold sari appear at the edges.2008-04-19July 28 20082008-07-28