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A photograph of a man in an orange-saffron shawl and wearing a long rudraksha mala, with white ash markings on his forehead and arms and a red bindi, rubbing or applying white ash on his forearm with his other hand, eyes lowered and smiling. Blurred palm trees fill the background.

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June 15 20092009-06-15June 15 20092009-06-15June 15 20092009-06-15June 15 20092009-06-15June 15 20092009-06-15A photograph of a single man standing outdoors before palm trees and a low wall, wearing a draped red-orange cloth over his shoulders and body with a bare upper chest and arms. He wears a long dark rudraksha mala around his neck and has a white horizontal tilak across his forehead with a red mark. His hands are pressed together in front of his chest, palms touching, while he looks downward. A faint reddish mist or powder rises near his lower body. A bamboo pole and a blue circular logo appear at the lower left. Appearance cues are a red-orange robe, rudraksha mala and tilak; the page identifies this event as a person's, but the face and build are not enough to confirm identity, so this is an unsure candidate in person.2009-06-15A man stands outdoors against a blurred green tree and pale sky, looking down at a folded cream towel held in his hands. He wears an orange-red shawl draped over bare shoulders, a long dark rudraksha mala necklace, and a white sacred ash band across the forehead with a red mark at the centre. Right side shows a wooden post edge. Single person, no other figures visible.2009-06-15June 15 20092009-06-15June 15 20092009-06-15February 25 20112011-02-25 +1 copiesJune 15 20092009-06-15February 25 20112011-02-25 +1 copies