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December 16 2006

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A photograph of a book and CD stall at an event in a hall. Several people in white clothes stand behind and beside a long table covered with stacks of booklets, DVDs and glossy printed folders. A woman on the left in white with a gold necklace and a woman beside her with a striped scarf watch the table, while a man in white with a gold chain and rudraksha-style beads handles a booklet. A man in white glasses at centre-right sorts printed material, and a man on the far right in white examines a purple booklet. A large pink banner with Tamil text hangs behind them, with a portrait of a man in orange and white clothing with a turban-like head covering, and a framed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" appears at upper left. Six people are visible.2007-12-12A book and literature stall inside a white tented pavilion with cream pleated drapery. Stacks of books and magazines cover a long white-clothed table, with a woman in a green sari and glasses seated at the left and a woman in white beside her. Behind the table, a Tamil banner shows a portrait of a figure in a white turban and a blue banner displays a larger portrait of a figure with a white turban and dark robe. Several people in white kurtas and white clothing stand or sit in the background on white plastic chairs, and a red carpet runs along the right. A blue banner with a white bird logo hangs at the upper left.2006-12-14December 14 20062006-12-14December 12 20072007-12-12January 17 20092009-01-17 +1 copiesDecember 16 20062006-12-16Outdoor photo at a conference stall under a corrugated metal roof strung with bamboo poles and bunting. A man in a white turban, long dark hair, gold-toned neck garland and cream and gold dhoti holds a small white object while a row of visitors in white shirts and trousers press palms together at a long table covered with printed photographs and booklets. Behind the table, a banner reads Ananda Spurana and a tall poster shows a bearded face in a turban. Several people in white stand along the back, and a blue Nithyananda Foundation sign hangs nearby. A cameraman's camera is visible at the lower left, and a man in an orange robe stands at the far left edge.2005-12-09December 12 20072007-12-12A photograph of an indoor book stall in a hall with ceiling fans and louvred windows. A woman in a long orange saffron-coloured robe stands at the left edge, facing the table. Men in white shirts and white trousers stand around a white-draped table stacked with books, one wearing a lanyard badge. Behind the table hangs a tall poster of a smiling woman in orange with Tamil text, and cardboard boxes stand at the right. Several other people in white are visible further left in the hall.2009-01-26February 08 20082008-02-08A photograph at an outdoor book stall under a corrugated metal roof, with a banner reading "ANANDAM ANANDAM" overhead. A figure in a white dhoti and white head-wrap with a gold necklace stands at left facing a group of men in white shirts, one with his palms pressed together in greeting. Stacks of books sit on a white-draped table in front, and a blue-and-colourful backdrop displays framed photos. At right, a large poster shows a bearded man in white head-wrap captioned "Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda" with a copyright notice. Two other men stand near the table and a person in orange garments is partly visible at the lower left.2005-12-09Inside a thatched and corrugated-roofed pavilion, volunteers in white clothes sort and hand out stacks of folded white cloth bundles wrapped in cellophane and tied with gold-coloured ribbon on a white-covered table. A tall man in a white shirt and white dhoti stands at left with his back to the camera, holding a white towel, while a bespectacled man in white with a lanyard and a woman in a white sari with a blue border stand at the table. A large framed portrait on the back wall shows a smiling man wearing a red-orange turban and a red tilak on the forehead, and a few other people in white move behind the table. Roughly six to eight people are visible.2006-11-05