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A seated man in an ornate gold crown with peacock-feather design and a red tilak on his forehead raises his right hand in blessing while smiling. He wears a brown silk garment with gold border, multiple rudraksha malas, a gold ornamental pendant, and heavy white jasmine garlands with orange flower bands and red rose garlands. He holds a silver staff topped with a bird figure. He sits in an orange upholstered chair with leopard-print cushion under a canopy, with red flowers at his feet.

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April 21 20152015-04-21A seated figure on an orange-upholstered chair with a leopard-print cushion, smiling and raising one hand in greeting. He wears an ornate gold crown with peacock-feather style design, a brown-maroon silk garment with gold border, multiple white jasmine and orange flower garlands, a brown rudraksha mala, gold chains and a gold pendant, gold bangles and rings. He holds a silver staff topped with a bird figure. Behind him are a red pillar, a tree and parked cars on a paved area. Swamiji (probable): the appearance has several cues (crown, ornate gold, rudraksha mala, garlands), and the page indicates Swamiji attended this event.2015-04-21April 21 20152015-04-21April 21 20152015-04-21April 21 20152015-04-21April 21 20152015-04-21A smiling man seated on an orange upholstered armchair in an outdoor setting with trees and parked cars behind him. He wears an ornate gold crown with a fan-shaped top, a red-brown silk garment with gold border, a brown rudraksha-style shoulder cord, gold necklaces and bangles, and heavy white jasmine garlands with orange and red flower strands draped over his shoulders and down his body. He holds a silver staff topped with a bird figure in his left hand and raises his right palm in greeting. A leopard-print cloth lies on the chair and a red-brown shawl hangs over the armrest. Swamiji (probable): the crown, ornate gold jewellery, rudraksha cord and garlands match the cues for the page's named presenter, but this is an appearance-based label only.2015-04-21A smiling person seated on an orange-upholstered throne-like chair under a open-sided pavilion with a corrugated roof, raising the right hand in greeting. The seated person wears a golden crown with a peacock-style design, a rust-red silk garment with gold borders, a brown rudraksha mala, a large gold pendant, and is adorned with white jasmine garlands and orange flower garlands and red rose garlands. Behind on the right, a bald man in rust-orange robes and a rudraksha mala holds a silver ceremonial staff. A tasselled fabric canopy in red, blue and gold hangs at the right, and fruits sit at the lower right.2015-04-21A seated man in a golden peacock-style crown smiles with eyes closed while raising his right hand in blessing. He wears a rust-brown garment, layered rudraksha beads, a gold ornamental pendant, gold bangles and rings, and heavy white jasmine garlands with orange-red flower borders and red rose garlands. He holds a tall silver staff topped with a bird finial. He sits in an orange armchair draped with a leopard-print cloth, under leafy trees with cars and a red pillar behind him. The figure matches the Swamiji (probable) cues of ornate gold crown, rudraksha malas and ceremonial garlands, so this is an in_person candidate; the page is a flag-hoisting and darshan event photo.2015-04-21April 21 20152015-04-21A smiling person seated in an orange upholstered armchair under a shaded outdoor canopy with trees behind. The seated figure wears a tall ornate gold crown, a rudraksha mala and gold necklaces, gold armbands and bangles, and a rust-brown garment with a gold border. Large white and orange flower garlands hang from the shoulders, and a red flower garland drapes the lap. The right hand is raised in blessing while the left hand holds a silver staff topped with a bird figure. A leopard-print cloth covers the seat, and a red cloth is draped over the armrest. Appearance-based candidate: Swamiji (probable), with a long-haired crowned figure in saffron-brown ceremonial dress and rudraksha mala.2015-04-21April 21 20152015-04-21