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Graphic slide for the KAILASA OM Awards presenting 'The KAILASA Mitra Award' with a gold, orange and maroon design. A framed portrait on the left shows a smiling woman with dark hair, a red bindi and pink earrings, labelled 'Ms. Meena Das Narayan India'. Small emblem images at top right include a saffron-robed figure, a golden deity figure and a temple. Right side holds a long red-text biography of a journalist and editor of Gulf Connoisseur magazine, a painter, documentary maker and cartoonist. Footer reads GURU PURNIMA.

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A screenshot of a KAILASA Om Awards broadcast slide titled The KAILASA Mitra Award. On the left, a framed photo of a smiling woman with dark shoulder-length hair, a red bindi and a patterned top, labelled Ms. Meena Das Narayan, India. On the right, an award certificate conferred to Ms. Meena Das Narayan for Guru Purnima 2022, dated July 13, 2022, with a gold emblem and a seal reading Sovereign State of Shrikailasa. Small icons of a robed figure and a deity appear at the top. No physical people are shown beyond the framed photo.2022-07-13January 04 20212021-01-04A screenshot-style graphic titled "KAILASA'S NEW RELEASES" in gold and red, with the heading "Proclamation" on the right. Two document pages on the left show printed text and a seal. On the right, a video-call style inset shows a smiling woman with dark hair and a red bindi, seated before a window and a lamp, beside an Indian flag. Caption below reads "Meena Das Narayan Social Media Influencer, Bengaluru, India". Footer banner reads "NAVARATRI 2022 | 42ND CHATURMASYA". A small orange-robed figure in the top-left corner is a smiling man with long hair, a visible cue, but identity is uncertain.2022-10-05A graphic with a left panel showing a printed commendation letter on a person Vedic Temple and a person Charities letterhead, dated January 4, 2021, addressed to His Divine Holiness a person. On the right, a photograph of a smiling woman with short dark hair, wearing a dark top and a red bindi, labelled as the founder of Nithyananda Vedic Temple in Washington DC. A small circular inset in the top right shows a saffron-robed figure with a crown-like headdress, shown as a depiction on a printed panel. The overall layout is a presentation slide with a white background.2021-01-11A screenshot of a KAILASA Om Awards slide titled The KAILASA Mitra Award. On the left, a framed portrait of a smiling man in a magenta silk kurta, labelled Sri Unnikrishnan Parakkal, India. On the right, a certificate reading KAILASA Mitra Award conferred to Sri Unnikrishnan Parakkal on the celebration of Guru Purnima 2022, with seals and small emblem images at the top, a gold seal reading Sovereign State of Shrikailasa in the corner, and a gold Guru Purnima banner at the bottom. No physical people are present in the scene.2022-07-13July 13 20222022-07-13January 07 20212021-01-07October 24 20222022-10-24Graphic slide titled "The KAILASA OM Award Award Recipients" with a gold border and a "GURU PURNIMA" footer. Eleven framed portrait photographs of award recipients are arranged in two rows on a cream background, each captioned with a name and country. Top row: a smiling woman with short grey hair, a man in a dark suit and striped tie, a man in a dark suit and white shirt, a blonde woman in a black top with tattoos, a woman in an orange top, and a woman with long dark hair. Bottom row: a man in a dark jacket, a man in a magenta kurta, a man in a dark suit, a man in a navy suit, and a man in a colourful patterned robe standing before a shelf. Small saffron-robed figures appear in the corners of the header. The portraits are printed images, not physical people in the scene.2022-07-13A graphic slide titled "THE KAILASA Mitra Award" from the KAILASA OM Awards, showing a framed photograph of a bald man with a tilak on his forehead wearing a white kurta, labelled "Sri Subramanian India" in a caption. Beside it is a certificate reading "KAILASA Mitra Award conferred to Sri Subramanian on the most auspicious celebration of Guru Purnima 2022", decorated with a gold temple emblem, a small seal and a gold Sovereign State of Shrikailasa badge. Small thumbnail images of a deity murti, a saffron-robed figure and a gold deity are shown at the top right. A banner at the bottom reads GURU PURNIMA.2022-07-13A graphic slide titled "GURU PURNIMA" beneath a gold banner labelled "KAILASA OM AWARDS". On the left, a photograph shows a bearded man with a tall black hair crown and white forehead markings, wearing a long mala of rudraksha beads and a gold armlet, seated on an ornate gold throne with a gold-patterned backdrop, raising one hand in blessing. Probable Swamiji by appearance: the crown-like hair, rudraksha malas and gold ornaments and throne match the candidate cues, so this is a depiction on a screen, not a physical presence. On the right, red text explains Guru Purnima as a day when disciples offer gratitude to the Guru and the Guru dissolves negative patterns, with Hindu teaching about the Guru as an avatar of Paramashiva.2022-07-13Graphic announcement slide titled "THE UNITED STATES OF KAILASA" with a gold and white design, labelled "KAILASA OM AWARDS" at top and "GURU PURNIMA" in a gold banner at bottom right. On the left, a framed photograph shows a bare-chested man with a tall black crown-like headdress, white forehead markings, multiple rudraksha malas and gold armbands, raising one hand in blessing while seated on an ornate gold throne. Red text on the right explains Guru Purnima on July 3, 2023 and the guru-disciple relationship. No physical people are present in the graphic itself; the pictured man is a depicted figure on the slide and the appearance cues are consistent with the page's a person reference.2023-07-03