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A photograph of a stage event on a green carpeted platform under a covered hall. Several young women in salwar kameez stand and perform; one in the foreground on the right wears a white and pastel-striped kurta with white trousers and gestures with her arms, while others in pink, red, mustard and maroon outfits stand or move on the left and centre. Behind them a large backdrop reads NITHYANANDA SPURNA program with dates and a partly visible institute name, alongside a close-up portrait of a smiling face and a building photo. A small logo appears in the upper left corner.

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A photograph of a stage with a green mat floor where seven young women in salwar kameez and saris perform a group activity in front of a large white banner. The banner reads in red and yellow letters 'NITHYANANDA PURNA PROGRAM' with the dates 14 and 17.09.2006 and 'PAAVAI INSTITUTIONS' with a partial location line. Center, a young woman in a dark green-and-brown striped kurta with orange trousers raises one hand with a finger lifted while others around her stand barefoot in orange, red, purple, yellow and white outfits. No a person candidate is visible.2006-09-16A stage performance at a Nithyananda Spurna Program event. Five young women in white and coloured skirts perform a dance on a green stage carpet. The central performer in a white kurta and white cap, with a blue embroidered vest, plays a bamboo flute. The others wear white shawls with orange, maroon and purple skirts, and gesture with their hands. A backdrop shows a large portrait of a smiling man beside banner text, and a partial logo sits at the left. Yellow flower petals lie on the stage.2006-09-17September 16 20062006-09-16September 17 20062006-09-17September 17 20062006-09-17September 16 20062006-09-16Five young men perform an energetic dance on a green-carpeted stage in front of a white banner reading Nithyananda Spurna Programme and PA... (partly obscured) with a smiling portrait of a bearded man at left. The dancers wear mixed casual clothing: dark shirts and trousers, white kurtas, and a yellow-checked shirt, moving barefoot with arms raised. A whiteboard with a diagram stands on an easel at right, and a white curtain edges the stage.2006-09-16September 16 20062006-09-16September 17 20062006-09-17A stage performance at a Nithyananda Spurna Programme (NSP) training event held at Paavai Institutions, with a Tamil banner reading Dhyana Peetam NSP training camp, 14-9-06 to 17-9-06, and English text reading Nithyananda Spurna Programme on 14, 15, 16 and 17.09.2006 at Paavai Institutions. Four female dancers in white and maroon costumes perform on a green-carpeted stage, one holding a musical instrument while a seated performer in orange plays another. A large portrait of a smiling bearded man with long hair hangs on the right, and a seated figure in an orange robe and orange turban sits near it. Seated audience members in white clothing watch from the foreground and a small offering sits on a table at the right side.2006-09-17Four young men perform a stage dance on a green mat in front of a white banner reading NITHYANANDA SPURNA PROGRAM with dates 15, 16 and 17.09.2006 at a Paavai institution. The man on the left in a yellow-and-white checked shirt and khaki trousers lifts one leg and raises an arm; beside him a man in a navy striped shirt and khaki trousers steps forward. The two men on the right wear white shirts and trousers with name badges, and one holds a white cloth. A banner with a red-and-yellow border and a faint white bird logo are visible.2006-09-16Photograph of a stage with green carpet under a banner backdrop. Two young men, one in a white shirt and blue jeans and one in a checked green shirt and dark trousers, are mid-movement, one with arm raised high and the other turned away. Behind them is a large banner with a portrait of a smiling woman with long dark hair, red lettering reading Nithyananda Spurana, and a building photograph beside it. Purple dove logos appear on the banner and at the top left. Two people are visible.2006-09-16