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Exterior of a single-storey building with a terracotta tiled roof and cream walls, at the Nithyananda Charitable Dispensary. A green-and-white signboard on a black metal stand reads NITHYANANDA CHARITABLE DISPENSARY with a timing line and red cross symbols. A wooden bench, an empty wheelchair and potted plants stand on the covered veranda. Saffron and white cloths hang on a line along the wall. Multi-storey white apartment blocks rise behind the roofline under a pale sky.

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November 20 20082008-11-20A photograph of a single-storey tiled-roof building with cream walls beside a multi-storey white block in the background. A green-bordered white sign on a red metal frame reads Nithyananda Charitable Dispensary with clinic timings. Beneath it sit a wooden bench, a folded wheelchair, potted plants and blue bins. Saffron and teal cloth hangs from a line, and a bicycle leans against the wall. No people are visible.2008-11-20November 20 20082008-11-20November 20 20082008-11-20November 20 20082008-11-20A single-storey cream-walled building with a terracotta tiled roof and a covered veranda serves as the Nithyananda Charitable Dispensary, a clinic at Aadikailaasa in Bengaluru. A hanging white sign with a red cross on the front reads the dispensary name and opening hours. A wheelchair, a wooden bench, potted plants and hanging laundry sit on the veranda, and multi-storey white residential blocks rise behind it under a pale sky. Dusty ground and rocky hills fill the background. No people are visible.2008-11-20Photograph of the exterior of the Nithyananda Charitable Dispensary at Aadikailaasa, Bengaluru. A green-bordered white sign on a black metal post reads Nithyananda Charitable Dispensary with red cross symbols and visiting hours. The single-storey cream building has a red tiled roof, a wooden bench, a wheelchair, potted plants and a wall painting of a stylised boat and wave pattern. No people are visible.2008-11-20A single-storey cream-painted building with a tiled sloping roof and a covered veranda serves as the Nithyananda Charitable Dispensary. A large white signboard with a green border and black lettering stands on a dark metal frame in front, with red cross symbols on either side of the name and a timing line beneath. A wooden bench, an empty wheelchair, a blue plastic bin and potted plants line the veranda, with saffron and white cloths drying on a line at right. Trees and a multi-storey building sit in the background under an overcast sky. No people are visible.2008-11-20Exterior photograph of a single-storey cream-painted building with a sloping tiled roof and a covered front verandah. A large white signboard with a green border on a black metal frame reads Nithyananda Charitable Dispensary, with red cross symbols and timings. Beneath it stand a wooden bench, a wheelchair and a walker, and potted plants fill the foreground. Laundry hangs at the right edge. No people are visible.2008-11-20November 20 20082008-11-20Exterior of the Nithyananda Charitable Dispensary, a single-storey cream-painted building with a terracotta tiled roof and a red-trimmed metal sign post. The white sign reads NITHYANANDA CHARITABLE DISPENSARY with red cross symbols and timings. A wooden bench sits beside the entrance, a wheelchair is parked at the doorway, and potted plants and a blue barrel stand on the verandah. Modern white apartment blocks rise in the background under an overcast sky, and a painted red zigzag decoration decorates the left wall. No people are visible.2008-11-20A low single-storey cream-walled building with a long terracotta-tiled roof and covered veranda, serving as the Nithyananda Charitable Dispensary. A white signboard on a pole reads NITHYANANDA CHARITABLE DISPENSARY beside a wooden bench and a bicycle parked under the eave. Laundry hangs along the veranda, and a dirt road and small plants lie in front. Behind it stand several white multi-storey apartment blocks, a red-brick building under construction with scaffolding, and distant rocky hills under an overcast sky.2008-11-20