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Two men in plain white kurta-style clothing stand barefoot on a stage before dark red drapes hung with green leaf strands and a gold hanging ornament. The man on the left, with long hair and a red tilak on his forehead, holds a black microphone and speaks while smiling; a patterned rangoli-style mat lies on the floor in front. The man on the right stands with arms folded, wearing a rudraksha mala around his neck. Behind them a portrait labelled "Parama..." sits on a white-draped stand with a flower garland. No clear appearance cues establish a person candidate, so identity is left unsure.

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Two men in plain white clothes stand barefoot on a stage before a red velvet curtain, with an empty white-draped throne-like seat behind them and a decorated ceremonial hanging above. The man on the right holds a black microphone and speaks, wearing a white long kurta, white trousers, a rudraksha mala and a small red bindi. The man on the left, in a white polo shirt and white trousers, stands with his hands clasped and looks toward the speaker. A patterned white floor mat lies at their feet.2007-10-14October 14 20072007-10-14A woman in plain white kurta and loose white trousers stands barefoot on a patterned mat in a hall with red velvet drapes, holding a black microphone and speaking, with a red bindi and a dark mala around her neck. Behind her a large portrait labelled "Paramahamsa" shows a figure in a white turban, framed by garlands of red and white flowers, set on a white-draped stage with red steps.2007-10-14October 14 20072007-10-14Two men in plain white dhotis and white shirts stand on a concrete floor in front of a red velvet curtain stage with hanging ribbons and a tinsel decoration. The man on the left, with long swept-back dark hair, wears a white shawl with red borders and a gold-coloured bangle, and listens. The man on the right, holding a black handheld microphone, speaks to him while gesturing with a small white object. A partly visible portrait or framed picture stands behind them on the stage, and a yellow line marks the floor.2007-10-14A young man in white kurta and white pajama stands barefoot with hands clasped on a stage in front of red curtains hung with green leaves. To his left, a printed portrait on a card labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" shows a smiling man in a cream turban and purple robe with a garland of red and white beads, seated on a white-draped throne with a leopard-print cushion. A microphone sits on the floor. The portrait is a depiction, not a physical person.2007-10-14A young man in a white kurta and white trousers stands holding a handheld microphone and speaking, with a white forehead streak and a red bindi. He wears an orange-red shawl over his shoulder and a rudraksha mala with an orange lanyard around his neck, with a name badge on his chest. Seated at left, a man with grey hair wears a red shawl over white clothes, and a woman in a red sari sits behind him. A large white projection screen, a potted tree and a patterned floor mat form the backdrop of this satsang-style gathering.2012-12-04 +1 copiesOctober 14 20072007-10-14Four young men in plain white kurta and dhoti stand on a stage performing a skit before a red curtain. At the back, a framed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" shows a smiling figure in a white turban and purple garment, garlanded with red flowers, placed on a white pedestal. A man at right in white dhoti holds a microphone and a folded paper while a companion in white kurta bends forward, mid-gesture, on a stage with yellow floor markings. Another man at left stands with arms crossed wearing a beaded necklace. The scene is a stage cultural programme.2007-10-14Two men in plain white dhotis and shawls stand barefoot on a concrete hall floor marked with yellow lines, one touching his mouth as they speak. Behind them is a stage with dark red curtains, a hanging decoration of green leaf strips and a golden-red tassel ornament, and a framed portrait labelled "NITHYANANDA" showing a smiling man in a purple garment with a rudraksha mala. The printed name appears on the portrait caption; the portrait is a depiction, and the two standing men are plain devotees with no clear a person candidate present.2007-10-14October 14 20072007-10-14A standing man in white ceremonial clothing, with a white shawl over his shoulder and a red-bordered cloth, holds a microphone in one hand and papers in the other while speaking on a bare concrete floor. Behind him, a red velvet curtain hangs with green palm-leaf decorations on a string. To the left, a framed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa NITHYANANDA" shows a smiling man in a white turban, purple embroidered garment and garlands, placed on a white-draped seat with a small floral arrangement. The portrait is a printed depiction, not a physical person.2007-10-14