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A photo of a person seated on a white sofa with gold cushions in front of a large banner reading "Nithyananda Spurana Program", showing a man in a turban and white shirt with long hair. The seated person wears a saffron-orange robe and sits with a small card or paper in both hands, reading it. Peacock feathers stand in vases on either side, with white, red and pink flowers and gladiolus arrangements, a pink table cloth, blue and red drapes, and a decorative column wrapped in vines at left. One physical person is visible.

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A seated person in orange saffron robes sits on a white-covered sofa with gold-embroidered cushions, smiling and holding a small white card. A red bindi is visible on the forehead and long dark hair falls over the shoulders. Behind is a large banner showing a portrait labelled "Nithyananda" wearing a cream turban and white kurta, with the printed headline "Nithyananda Spurana Program". Pink and white gladiolus and roses fill a vase, peacock feather fans flank the sofa, and a red and blue drape hangs at the side beside a columned pillar wrapped in string lights. The seated person is the only physical person present.2006-04-23April 23 20062006-04-23April 23 20062006-04-23A photograph of a Nithyananda Spurana Program stage. A seated figure in long flowing orange robes with long dark hair sits on a white-draped sofa with gold cushions, holding papers. Behind them hangs a banner reading Nithyananda Spurana Program, with a portrait of a man in a white turban and light robe labelled Nithyananda. Flower arrangements in pink and red flank the stage, with peacock feathers, a flip chart and a studio light on the right. Several audience members are seen from behind in the foreground, including one in a red floral top and others with dark hair. a person: the seated figure in orange robes with long hair is an appearance-based candidate, though the visible cues are limited.2006-04-23A photograph of a seated speaker on a white-draped sofa at a stage event. The person wears an all-white long kurta with gold-striped border and gold ornamental necklace, sits barefoot on a pink and white flower petal arrangement, and has long dark hair. Gold and orange cushions rest on the sofa. Behind them hangs a large banner reading Nithyananda Spurana Program, with a portrait of a man in a cream turban and white garment. Red and blue draped curtains frame the backdrop, with peacock feather arrangements and pink, red and white flower vases on either side, a pink-draped side table, and a whiteboard at right. The scene is a conference-style programme set.2006-04-22A photograph of a seated man in white ceremonial dress with gold-bordered cloth at the Nithyananda Spurana Program stage. He sits cross-legged on a white-covered sofa with gold cushions, hands resting on a white cloth in his lap, smiling. Behind him hangs a large banner reading "Nithyananda Foundation" and "Nithyananda Spurana Program", with a portrait labelled "Nithyananda" showing a man in a cream turban. Gold and red draped fabric, peacock feathers, and red, white and pink floral arrangements frame the stage, and a pink-draped table with a small lamp stands at left. Swamiji (probable): the seated man wears white robes with gold borders and long dark hair, but the image is consistent with the page's identification only through role and setting, so this is a cautious appearance-based label.2006-04-22April 22 20062006-04-22April 22 20062006-04-22A seated man in white ceremonial clothing with a gold-trimmed shawl sits on a white-draped sofa with gold and orange cushions, centered on a stage. He has long dark hair swept back and is barefoot, with a microphone clipped to his garment. Behind him hangs a large banner reading "Nithyananda Spurana Program" beside a portrait labelled "Nithyananda" of a man in a cream turban and white embroidered tunic. Flanking the stage are blue and red drapes, peacock feathers, and arrangements of pink, red and white gladioli and roses.2006-04-22April 23 20062006-04-23April 29 20062006-04-29April 23 20062006-04-23