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A photograph of a man in a rust-orange dhoti and wrap stands with hands folded in front of a large painted Ganesha murti on the right, its trunk and gold-and-jewelled ornaments visible. The man wears a white vibhuti line on his forehead, a multicoloured flower garland of red, yellow and white blooms, and a long dark braid down his back. Behind him is a corrugated metal roof and a world map with green-lit regions and a sign reading Global Nithyananda Samaha. Nobody else is visible.

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August 16 20172017-08-16August 15 20172017-08-15August 16 20172017-08-16 +1 copiesA photograph of a large painted Ganesha murti with an upturned trunk, wearing a red-brown crown and ornate gold jewellery, adorned with pink and red marigold garlands. A smiling man with a white vertical tilak on his forehead, long dark hair and a bare upper body wrapped in a reddish-orange cloth stands at left, wearing a garland of yellow, white and red flowers and reaching toward the statue's trunk. Behind him hang a world map and a sign reading Global Nithyananda Samudaya, under a corrugated metal roof with string lights.2017-08-16 +1 copiesAugust 15 20172017-08-15 +1 copiesAugust 16 20172017-08-16August 15 20172017-08-15August 15 20172017-08-15 +1 copiesA man in a rust-orange dhoti and shawl, with long dark hair swept back and a white tilak on his forehead, stands at left and reaches up with a red-and-white beaded garland to touch the trunk of a large pink-faced Ganesha murti. The deity has a red-and-gold headdress, a white tusk, gold jewellery and a red-and-white flower garland. Behind them is a corrugated metal shelter with a green world map and lights, and a board showing a number 347 in the upper left.2017-08-15August 15 20172017-08-15 +1 copiesAugust 15 20172017-08-15A photograph of a large Ganesha murti with a pale pink face, orange-red turban-like headdress, gold crown and ornaments, and an upraised trunk, adorned with flower garlands in red, pink, yellow and white. A man in a rust-orange dhoti or cloth with a gold border and a white tilak on his forehead stands at left, reaching up with a long striped stick or rod to touch the statue's trunk. A world map and a sign with Kannada-style script are visible at left under a corrugated metal roof, with strings of small lights overhead.2017-08-16 +1 copies