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Indoor event photo in a plain hall with a white wall, wall-mounted fan and a draped altar. A smiling young woman in a pale yellow top, white cardigan and grey trousers holds a microphone and wears a rudraksha mala and a blue wristband. Behind her, a man in saffron robes holds a second microphone and a gold-toned object, with a rudraksha mala. At left, an older bald man in white kurta with a rudraksha mala and a name badge stands with one hand on his hip. At right, a white draped table is decorated with a beaded fringe and red and white flowers, beside an orange banner printed with a smiling woman with long dark hair in orange clothing.

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A photograph taken on a stage at an indoor event hall. A smiling pregnant young woman in a white cardigan over a pale yellow top and grey pants holds a microphone and raises a hand toward it. Behind her a man in orange robes with a red bindi and rudraksha beads stands beside a tall older man in white kurta with a rudraksha mala and an ID badge, who stands with hands clasped. A white draped table with marigold and red flower garlands and a decorative orange-and-gold hanging sits at right, beside a banner printed with a portrait of a smiling woman in orange, and a wall fan stands behind the stage.2009-11-05A stage at the Nithyananda International Youth Conference. A woman in a white cardigan over a yellow top and grey trousers stands centre holding a microphone and smiling. Beside her, a man in an orange robe with a gold necklace holds a microphone and phone. To the left, a bald man in white kurta and white pants stands barefoot with a lanyard. On the right, a young man in a gold embroidered sherwani and white dhoti stands with hands behind him. Behind them is a blue-draped table with white and yellow flower arrangements, a red banner showing a smiling woman's portrait, and a fan on a stand. The banner text is legible. Four people are visible.2009-11-05A photo of a stage event at a Nithyananda International Youth Conference. A woman with dark hair pulled back, wearing a white cardigan over a yellow top and grey trousers, holds a microphone and speaks. Beside her a man in a gold embroidered kurta stands with hands clasped. Behind them is a red banner with a smiling woman's portrait reading Nithyananda International Youth Conference, a white and yellow flower arrangement, and a golden throne with a framed portrait labelled Nithyananda at the top right. On the left a videographer in an orange robe operates a camera on a tripod. Several seated audience members with blonde hair are visible in the foreground.2009-11-05December 09 20152015-12-09A photograph of a stage event in a hall with a deep magenta velvet curtain behind. A bald, bearded man in an orange long-sleeved top, white trousers and a dark pendant necklace stands at left holding a microphone. Beside him, a woman with dark hair pulled back, wearing a white tunic and white trousers and a red-beaded necklace, holds a microphone and speaks. Their backs are to the audience, and a row of seated attendees fills the foreground, several with dark hair and one with a red hair clip. Two empty red chairs sit behind the speakers on the stage platform. No one on stage has the long swept-back hair, crown or saffron-ornate clothing needed to match a person candidate, so the identity remains uncertain.2010-08-25A photograph of an indoor satsang setting with a deep red curtain behind. A smiling figure with long dark hair, a dark red bindi, and a rudraksha mala sits on a large orange cushioned throne, wearing orange robes; the throne is labelled as Swamiji (probable) by the appearance cues of long hair, orange ornate clothing and rudraksha mala. An older man with long grey hair and a grey beard, wearing white, stands bent forward near the throne, and a bald man in white with an orange shawl and a red tilak stands behind him. A woman in white sits at the right edge, and a white pedestal fan stands at left beside an orange bolster and gold items on the throne. Four people are visible.2010-07-11December 24 20092009-12-24September 22 20162016-09-22March 03 20172017-03-03September 22 20162016-09-22August 03 20142014-08-03November 16 20092009-11-16