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Two men sit on ornate gold-and-red thrones behind a table draped with white and orange flowers. The man on the left wears an orange turban, orange robes and a long dark rudraksha mala, and rests his hands on his lap. The man on the right has swept-back long grey hair, wears orange robes with a gold-bordered shawl, and gestures with both hands while speaking into a microphone on a stand. Name placards on the table read "Dr. Sri Vishwanandam" and "a person", and water bottles sit beside them. Behind them a gold-lettered backdrop in Kannada script is visible. Both are seated on a stage at an event.

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December 30 20082008-12-30Three saffron-clad men sit on ornate gold thrones with red velvet cushions on a stage edged with marigold and white flower garlands. The centre man wears an orange turban, a long rudraksha mala and a saffron shawl, smiling, with long hair; a person by appearance cues. The man at left wears an orange turban and a saffron robe, speaking into a microphone and holding an open book. The man at right has a full beard, a red tilak and an orange robe. Behind them a yellow banner shows Kannada script and the a person Dhyanapeetha logo, with water bottles and glasses on the table.2008-12-31A photograph of two orange-robed men seated on ornate gold-and-copper thrones at a dais decorated with marigold and white jasmine garlands. The man on the left wears an orange turban, a long rudraksha mala and orange robes, with hands clasped in his lap and a water bottle before him. The man in the centre, with swept-back long hair, orange robes and a yellow shawl, speaks into a microphone while gesturing with one hand. Name placards sit on the table in front of them, and a banner behind them carries Kannada script. Swamiji (probable) is the man in the centre, identified by his speaking role on the dais with long swept-back hair, orange robes and yellow shawl, while the turbaned man beside him is a seated attendee, possibly a sannyasi, wearing a rudraksha mala.2008-12-30Photograph of a seated stage gathering at an orange-robed event. Three men sit in front of ornate gold-and-red velvet chairs beneath a large draped backdrop. The man on the left wears an orange shawl over orange robes and speaks into a microphone with hands folded. The man in the centre wears an orange turban with a red tilak, long dark hair, an orange robe and a rudraksha mala, and looks ahead. The man on the right, partly cropped and bald with glasses, wears orange robes. Water bottles and glasses sit on the table in front, and a black-and-white banner is visible at the far right. Based on appearance alone, the centre figure may be a person, seated among guests of honour in orange robes; the identity is uncertain.2007-12-30December 30 20082008-12-30December 31 20082008-12-31December 31 20082008-12-31December 31 20082008-12-31Two saffron-robed sannyasis sit on ornate gold-and-red thrones behind a flower-decorated table draped with marigold and white jasmine garlands. The man on the left wears a tall orange turban and a long rudraksha mala, holding a sheet of paper and smiling. The bearded man on the right wears an orange robe, a red tilak on his forehead, and holds papers while smiling toward him. A water bottle and a microphone stand are visible, and a large orange banner with Kannada script forms the backdrop. Nameplates on the table read 'Paramahamsa Nithyananda'.2008-12-31Three seated men in saffron-orange robes sit on ornate gold-and-red thrones on a stage draped with a large saffron banner. The central man wears an orange turban, long dark hair, a rudraksha mala, and a red forehead mark, and gestures while speaking. The man on the left wears an orange head cloth and robe, and the man on the right has a full grey-streaked beard, orange robe, and red forehead mark. Orange and white flower garlands decorate the stage front, with water bottles and a nameplate in front of them. Behind them, a partly visible man in glasses sits on a chair. The central figure's identity is not established by any caption, so he is described by role only.2008-12-31December 30 20082008-12-30December 30 20082008-12-30