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Exterior of a two-storey cream-and-red concrete hall with a rounded-top sign board reading Tamil script, partly framed by large green trees. In front stand parked cars, including a white sedan and a silver SUV, and a row of motorcycles. A striped awning covers the entrance area with a banner-style poster showing a woman's portrait, and a second portrait poster is displayed on a stand. One adult man in a white shirt and dark trousers stands near the cars. No deity murti, puja, or a person depiction is clearly visible.

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July 17 20092009-07-17Exterior of a two-storey cream building with red vertical pillars and a row of windows, fronted by leafy green trees on both sides. A large faded sign across the top reads a Tamil name, with a smaller line below. A striped multicoloured canopy stands at the entrance, and the sky is overcast. No people are visible.2009-07-17July 17 20092009-07-17November 20 20052005-11-20A photograph of a cream-coloured multi-storey building with a decorative floral pediment and arched balcony, draped with three large vertical banners. The two outer banners show a smiling young man with long hair and red-tinted tones over flower fields; the centre banner shows a figure in orange robes with a glowing orange background and the word "a person" in script at top. On the balcony two men in white clothes stand, one at the railing near the centre. Cars are parked at the lower left and right, and a few people in white shirts walk near the entrance steps and car park.2007-01-12Outdoor scene at a large white multi-storey institutional building with many windows, shaded by tall trees. Men in white dhotis and white shirts walk along a sandy path; several are gathered at a small table with steel pots and cups, appearing to serve drinks, with a banner on the table. Parked white cars line the drive. Yellow and saffron flags fly from poles on the left and in the centre, and a pink flag hangs among the branches. No identifiable a person candidate is visible.2006-12-15August 06 20092009-08-06Exterior of a white-domed hall with a circular upper pavilion supported by pillars and an orange-tiled lower roof, parked cars and vans in the forecourt. On the upper balcony a standing figure in orange robes with a garland is visible, appearing to be a statue or deity murti rather than a living person. A granite wall bears Tamil inscriptions, and a large banner on the right shows a smiling woman in an orange sari. A white minibus with the Nithyanandam logo sits at the front, with a small white van and a silver hatchback nearby. No people are clearly visible in the scene.2009-07-16Exterior photograph of a white multi-storey building decorated with strings of red, orange and green fairy lights hanging down its facade and outlining an arched entrance porch with a tiled roof. A grey SUV is parked in the foreground beside a white van, and a few people in white clothes stand near the arched doorway at dusk. Palm fronds frame the left side. A sign on the facade reads in Tamil and English, partly obscured.2009-08-06Photograph of a pink and cream multi-storey building facade with stepped arched window details and a large framed portrait poster on the upper front. The poster shows a smiling figure in orange ornate clothing with a saffron-orange head wrap and a beaded necklace, viewed from the chest up. Below, a Tamil signboard reads Prakash Medical Store (Pharmacy) and a yellow banner with blue lettering is hung beneath. In front, parked cars and rows of motorcycles fill the dusty street, with a thatched shelter at right and trees behind. No people are visible in the scene.A white two-storey building with arched windows and a terracotta-tiled pitched roof stands behind a low wall. A signboard across its facade reads V.L. Krishnasamy-Rukmaniammal Kalyan Mahal. A string of red and yellow pennant flags is strung along the wall. Parked in front are a silver hatchback, a white sedan, a motorcycle and a khaki van, with palm trees and a leafy tree in the foreground. No people are visible.2009-01-28January 04 2004 - Mass Living ENlightenment initiation in Coimbatore2004-01-04