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Four men sit side by side at a long table draped in a white cloth, eating from metal plates and steel bowls in a dimly lit hall with white walls and a yellow vertical blind. The three men on the left wear white shirts and dhotis; the middle-left man has a sacred mark on his forehead. At the far right, a figure in an orange-red turban and orange-red robes sits at the table, a person by appearance, eating from a steel plate with a tumbler beside him. A watermarked-style logo sits at the upper left

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December 30 20082008-12-30December 30 20082008-12-30Indoor dining room photo at an ashram-style hall. A row of four men sits at a long table draped in white, with steel plates, cups and glasses in front of them. Three are in white kurta-style shirts and dhotis or trousers. At the far right, a figure in saffron-orange robes and a matching orange turban sits with head resting on hand, with long hair visible at the shoulder. A man in a white kurta stands at left, serving or walking past the table. A wall-mounted vertical blind, framed notices on the wall and a television sit behind them, and a beige armchair is at lower right. Appearance-based candidate: Swamiji (probable), seated at right in saffron robes and turban, with long hair and orange cloth as cues; the page indicates he is present.2008-12-30December 20 20062006-12-20A row of men seated at long tables with yellow and brown cloths, eating a meal served on green banana leaves with small paper cups of liquid, containers of food, and mounds of rice, yellow and orange sides, and round items. The man at left wears a white shirt, orange shawl and rudraksha mala and eats with his fingers. Others wear white shirts, several with orange shawls; one man in the back right wears a grey shirt. The room has pink walls, a window and a white cabinet. The image is a photograph of diners during a communal meal.2012-10-27 +1 copiesSeveral men in white shirts sit at a long table with a white cloth and eat a meal from stainless steel plates and bowls. A bald man in the foreground wearing a white shirt eats from a steel plate. Behind him an older man in a white shirt with glasses and a red lanyard sits at the table. Other men in white shirts with red lanyards eat nearby. Paper cups sit on the table. Behind them a banner reads Paramahamsa Nithyananda and shows a red-clad figure and a rocky waterfall image.2011-07-09 +1 copiesOctober 18 20072007-10-18July 02 20162016-07-02Four people sit behind a long table draped in white cloth in a dimly lit hall with yellow vertical blinds. On the left, a man in a white shirt eats from a steel plate. Next, a man in a light blue shirt drinks from a glass. Beside him, a woman in a dark patterned sari with a small bindi sits with a plate. On the far right, an older woman with grey hair and glasses in a brown sari eats from a steel plate. Steel bowls, drinking glasses and a cup sit on the table. A person in orange clothing stands at the right edge of the frame.2008-12-30February 08 20132013-02-08 +1 copiesA dining room scene with two ornate gold-framed red velvet thrones at a white-clothed table set with silver plates, cups and water glasses, a tulip vase at centre. Seated left is an elderly bald man in saffron-orange robes with a white beard and a dark mala, gesturing toward the table. Seated right is a person with long dark hair in an orange-brown robe with a gold-beaded necklace and garland, facing him. Two men in the background sit on brown upholstered chairs: one in white kurta, one in orange shirt. The left figure's orange robe and bearded appearance are consistent with a sannyasi; no distinctive a person cues beyond that, so identity is uncertain.2014-03-14September 23 20062006-09-23