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A photograph taken in a narrow tiled corridor with a staircase and a red metal grille on the right. A man in saffron-orange robes with a saffron shawl draped over his head waves to the camera; he wears a long rudraksha mala and a gold ceremonial necklace, and has white and red forehead markings. Beside him, a younger attendant in orange clothing carries a small item in his hand. A printed sign on the wall reads canteen with an arrow. The person in the centre shows distinctive ceremonial cues (rudraksha mala, gold necklace, saffron robes), consistent with the a person candidate described on the page, but the identification is appearance-based and uncertain.

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A photograph in a narrow tiled corridor with a staircase behind. A man in saffron-orange robes draped over his head and body waves with his right hand and smiles. He wears a long rudraksha mala and an ornate gold necklace with a large pendant, and has white and red markings on his forehead. Behind him a young attendant in orange robes with red borders carries a small copper vessel. a person, a sannyasi in saffron robes, with distinctive rudraksha and gold-necklace cues in an in-person setting.2009-07-13July 13 20092009-07-13July 13 20092009-07-13July 13 20092009-07-13A photograph of a group of saffron-robed men walking down a polished tiled hallway toward the viewer, near a wooden paneled door on the left. In the centre, a smiling man with long dark hair and a red and white forehead mark wears a bright orange robe and walks with his hands at his sides. Behind him, a man with a white-marked forehead, glasses and a garland of white flowers holds a brass ritual vessel with both hands. To the right, a man in a rust-orange robe with maroon borders carries a dark shoulder bag. Other attendees in orange and red walk behind them. A glass entrance shows a bookshelf with pamphlets and a parked car outside.A photograph of a tiled indoor hall where a man in saffron-orange robes with long swept-back dark hair and a rudraksha mala necklace walks forward through a doorway, raising one hand in greeting. Behind him, other saffron-clad sannyasis and white-clad attendants follow through the open doors. A tablecloth-covered table holds steel vessels on the left, a water dispenser stands on the right, and a blue striped mat lies on the floor. Swamiji (probable) appears to be the figure at the front, identified by long hair, saffron robes and rudraksha mala. A watermarked archive copyright notice appears across the image.2009-12-30Photo of three saffron-robed sannyasis walking along a white colonnaded corridor with grey granite wainscoting, with flower garlands hanging on the pillars. In the foreground at right, a bald man in orange robes with a dark rudraksha mala is smiling and holding his drape. In the centre, an older man in orange with a walking cane and a dark mala walks alongside a younger man wearing an orange turban, orange robes and a rudraksha mala. Behind them, people in white dhotis and shirts and a cameraman with a video camera follow.2006-10-15December 15 20112011-12-15A man in a red draped garment with gold border and a long rudraksha mala walks barefoot down a red carpet between silver handrails, smiling, with a red bindi and white tripundra on his forehead. Behind him a second man in orange robes and a rudraksha mala with a shaved head and white forehead marks follows. A woman in red stands in the background near a gold-framed doorway. The a person candidate is the man in red wearing long swept hair, a rudraksha mala and a red-and-gold draped garment, shown walking in an indoor temple-like hall.2011-09-16A photograph taken from below of a smiling man in orange saffron robes descending a white-walled staircase with a pink handrail. He wears a light beaded necklace and bare feet, and his right hand rests lightly on the wall. Another person in orange clothing is partly visible behind him on the stairs. Through a white ornate iron gate on the right, a palm tree and a courtyard are visible.2009-09-15September 24 20122012-09-24November 25 20092009-11-25