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Outdoor street procession at dusk with a crowd of devotees in white shirts and dhotis and many saffron-orange flags behind them. A man in a white shirt raises a large green-and-white banner on a wooden pole; the banner carries a black-and-white photograph of a smiling person with long hair, a bindi, and a rudraksha mala, with printed text reading 'Nithyananda' and 'SPIRITUAL HEALING' in red and white. Several people in white and a woman in yellow and orange saris are visible in the foreground, with utility poles and a street lamp along the road.

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Street procession at dusk with crowds of devotees, many in white and orange-saffron clothes, carrying orange flags. Center foreground, a woman in an orange sari with dark-rimmed glasses walks beside a younger woman in an orange sari smiling. Above them a green banner reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam, SPIRITUAL HEAD QUARTERS, BIDADI ASHRAM, with a black-and-white portrait of a smiling woman wearing a beaded necklace. A young man in orange robes with a shaved head gestures on the right, beside a uniformed police officer in a khaki cap. Buildings and utility poles line the background street.2008-04-27April 27 20082008-04-27A street procession moves through a town with many people in a crowd. Many red-orange flags with black heart-shaped emblems are raised, and a green flag shows a portrait of a woman with the words Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam and Bidadi Ashram. Men in white shirts and white dhotis lead, while women in orange and mustard saffron saris and a woman in a yellow shawl walk among them. Uniformed police officers in khaki stand along the roadside. A decorated ceremonial umbrella-like canopy with gold-tinted ornaments is visible on the right. Shops, streetlights and power lines line the road under an overcast evening sky.2008-04-27April 27 20082008-04-27 +1 copiesA street procession at dusk with many participants in white and orange clothing. In the foreground, a man in white raises an orange-red flag on a pole, and a woman in an orange and white sari with an orange headband lifts a flag beside him. Behind them, a white banner reads International Nithyananda Youth Foundation, held aloft over the crowd. Participants wear orange headbands and rudraksha-style beads, and some wear round badges. Shopfronts, power lines and orange bunting line the road.2008-04-27April 27 20082008-04-27 +1 copiesApril 27 20082008-04-27April 27 20082008-04-27April 27 20082008-04-27Street procession in an Indian town with a large crowd of men in white shirts and dhotis, many holding aloft orange flags bearing a black emblem. In the right foreground, two figures in orange robes stand on a raised platform beneath a canopy; the one nearest the camera holds an orange flag on a pole and wears gold bangles, while the other wears an orange turban and orange robes. Behind them a strand of orange and white festoon bunting crosses the street, and a hoarding with Tamil script and a portrait sits on the left among multi-storey buildings, electric poles and trees under an overcast sky.2008-04-27April 27 20082008-04-27Street procession with devotees in white and orange. A large white banner reads International Nithyananda Youth Foundation, bearing a portrait of a figure in orange head wrap and ornate jewellery. A man in a white shirt and orange headband holds the banner pole and wears rudraksha beads; a woman in white sari with orange border carries an orange flag with a black emblem. Other marchers in white and orange line the road beside trees and bunting.2008-04-27