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Nithyanandapedia
A printed text document page, not a photograph of people. The page contains a numbered section heading II and sub-point A in black body text, with a long paragraph about indigenous education and KAILASA's Nithyananda Gurukul. Below a horizontal rule are numbered footnotes (41 through 51) listing quotations from philosophers and news citations, with several blue underlined web links. No physical people are visible.

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A scanned printed document page of text on white paper, formatted as a report with numbered paragraph 2 at top and multiple footnotes below, discussing legal and religious matters concerning KAILASA and the Nithyananda Gurukul. No people are visible; the page contains only typeset text with some underlined and blue hyperlinked passages.2023-08-10Photo 11741847March 02 20232023-03-02July 19 20212021-07-19A 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.Tiruvannamalai Aadheenam PersecutionA slide-style graphic with a header bar reading Location: Madurai Aadheenam, Date: 2 May, 2012, and Incident: Madurai Aadheenam Attacks. Below, three scanned newspaper and web printouts are arranged side by side: a left page with a small photo of a robed figure beside columns of text, a central page headed The Hindu with the article Nityananda takes over as Madurai Aadheenam, and a right page showing a web article titled Tamil Nadu: Nithyananda injured pontiff of Madurai Aadheenam with a More on BNLive sidebar. No physical people are present; the figures are printed in the scanned pages.Photo 11741233Ancient Monasteries PersecutionTiruvannamalai Aadheenam PersecutionA scanned text document, not a photograph, titled KAILASH UNION with the subheading International Human Rights Council in the upper right corner. The body contains numbered and lettered legal-style text in black serif type on white, with bold section headings, including a question about obstacles faced by indigenous peoples and a subsection on media disinformation. Lower on the page is a block of small footnote text with superscript numbers and blue underlined web links to documents on shrikailasa.github.io and ohchr.org. No people, deities, rituals or a person appearance are visible.2023-09-04A press release web page titled His Holiness Paramahamsa Nithyananda Expresses Shock on Hearing about Assaults on Two Disciples, dated May 31 2012, with a body of article text and a sidebar. A small inset photo shows a seated figure with a golden-yellow background, wearing saffron/orange clothing and a white garland, hands folded in front, eyes closed. The figure has a shaved head and appears in a seated devotional posture, consistent with a person depiction on a screen. Pull-quote text reads Just think about it, we need to fight to enter our own temple! and a Past News Releases list appears on the right. The page is a screenshot with no physical people in the scene.