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A photograph of a press scrum inside a temple hall. A man in a white shirt with a white forehead mark and a gold chain speaks into a cluster of microphones marked RAJ TV, IMAYAM, MEGA TV and WIIN TV. Beside him a man in a white shirt wears a yellow and red-bordered shawl. Behind them a crowd of men in white shirts and white dhotis, some with rudraksha malas, presses close, one raising an arm. A gold-coloured cloth hangs at upper right and a partly visible woman wears a gold necklace and garland at right edge. Ornate orange and green arches decorate the background. Copyright and source text are present at the lower right but are excluded from text.

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A man in a white shirt with a light vertical forehead mark speaks into a cluster of microphones held up by reporters. Microphone flags read Raj TV, Imayam, Mega TV and Win TV. Behind him a man in a yellow shawl stands at left, and other people in white are crowded close, with a red and gold ceremonial canopy or decorated object visible at upper right. The setting appears to be a crowded interior. No identifiable a person candidate is present by the page's described appearance; the speaker is a press-facing man in plain white clothing.2012-05-13May 13 20122012-05-13A photograph of a crowd in a temple interior with a reporter in front. A man in a white shirt holds a Raj TV microphone toward a speaker in the centre, who wears a white shirt, a thin gold chain and a small red and white tilak mark on his forehead. A red-and-orange rosette with a small portrait of a bearded man is pinned to his shirt. A man on the left wears a yellow shawl with red trim and a white shirt. Behind them, other men in white shirts and devotees watch, one raising an arm toward a bright orange cloth or garland overhead. A white electric fan stands at right, and the setting resembles a temple hall with pillars.2012-05-13A photo of a man in a white shirt with a saffron-yellow shawl edged with red trim speaks into a cluster of microphones held by reporters. The microphones carry logos for Imayam, Mega TV and Win TV. Behind him, a crowd of men stands in a stone-pillared hall with fluorescent lights. On the right, a shaven-headed man wears a white dhoti, a white shawl and a beaded gold-toned necklace. The setting looks like a temple hall with polished stone walls.2012-05-13A photograph of a man with a sweaty face and a red-orange vertical tilak on his forehead speaking into a cluster of microphones held by reporters. He wears a white shirt with an orange shawl draped over his shoulders. Behind him, several men in white shirts and orange shawls and a man in an orange-pink turban stand in a crowded temple interior, with a pillar and gold-toned fixtures visible. Microphones bear logos of Senkara, WIN TV, Tamilmalar and Jaya TV.2012-05-07 +1 copiesA press scrum outdoors where a man in orange and white ritual clothing speaks into a cluster of microphones. He wears a red and white flower headband, a red bindi, white tilak marks, and a beaded necklace of rudraksha. Several saffron-robed men stand around him with beaded malas, and a crowd of onlookers in white shirts and dark clothing stands behind. Many news microphones bear logos including Jaya TV, Raj News 24x7, Sun TV, Puthiya Thalaimurai and GTV SPV, and trees and flat land appear in the background.2012-05-18May 07 20122012-05-07May 13 20122012-05-13May 18 20122012-05-18May 18 20122012-05-18 +1 copiesA photo of a man with long dark hair swept back and tied, wearing a rudraksha mala headband and a red-brown rudraksha necklace, with a red tilak on his forehead and a small gold earring. He is bare-chested, speaking into a dense cluster of news microphones held by reporters. Behind him stand several men, including a shaved-headed man in orange clothing with a red bindi, and men with moustaches. Media logos on microphones include IMAYAM, Raj News 24x7, Jaya TV, WIN TV, Sun TV and Puthiya Thalaimurai. Bare trees and an open outdoor setting are visible behind the crowd. Appearance-based label: a person, speaking to the press as the central figure.2012-05-18May 18 20122012-05-18