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A street photograph in a busy Indian town shows a bearded man in a teal-green kurta holding a lit torch, smiling, while men in white shirts and dhotis stand around a white banner reading Nithyananda Youth Foundation and Salem Day 144 Social Services. Behind them are shopfronts with signboards for Airtel, Aircel, MTS and a bakery, and men in white and khaki uniforms stand on a stair landing. A young man on the left holds an orange flag. The man with the torch does not carry a name tag, and his appearance is consistent with the page's a person reference but not a clear match, so identity is marked as unsure.

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