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A photograph of a railway platform canopy from which a red banner hangs over the tracks. The banner shows two framed images: on the left a smiling man in a white head wrap and white clothing, labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda", and on the right a shrine image of a deity murti, labelled "Sri Anandeshwar". Blue and black lettering in English and Kannada advertises Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam. The platform has a sign marked 1, overcast sky, and distant trees. No physical people are clearly visible.

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September 16 20062006-09-16A railway platform under a corrugated metal canopy with a red Kannada and English banner reading "Alight here for Nithyanandapuram" showing portrait images of a bearded figure in white and a deity image. Two men sit on a bench on the concrete platform beside a small green station building with notice boards. Railway tracks run beside the platform under an overcast sky, with a white steel footbridge spanning the tracks.2006-09-16September 16 20062006-09-16A railway platform scene with two parallel tracks running through gravel beside a covered green-roofed platform on the left. A hanging red signboard on the right reads in Kannada and English, Alight here for Dhyanapeetam, with a small portrait photo at its left edge. The overcast sky and empty concrete platform on the right show no visible people except a few distant figures seated under the left shelter.2006-09-16A railway platform scene under a cloudy grey sky. A green corrugated-roof shelter runs along the left side over a platform beside two parallel steel railway tracks with gravel ballast. On the right, a concrete platform with a white sign reading PF No 1 hangs from a steel post under a metal roof, and a red-bordered sign with a figure and Kannada script hangs above. Palm and leafy trees and small buildings lie in the background. A few seated people are visible at the far left on the platform bench, and a partially visible person sits at the bottom right edge.2006-09-16September 16 20062006-09-16Roadside photograph of a large white signboard on a metal frame beside a dirt track, with an arrow pointing left reading 1 KM. The sign carries a portrait of a smiling figure with a yellow-orange turban and yellow-orange shawl, hands folded, labelled Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda Swamigal. Beside it is the DHYANAPEETAM name with a Kannada heading and the caption Spiritual healing Centre. Behind the sign are a low concrete wall, a small shed with a corrugated metal roof, scrubby bushes and trees under a heavy overcast sky, with power lines overhead.An outdoor roadside billboard with an orange and cream background. On the left, a portrait of a smiling man wearing a white turban and white shawl is labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" on the sign. On the right, a circular inset shows a deity murti of Sri Anandeshwar draped in red and orange flower garlands, with a silver kalasha-like vessel before it. Below the central text is a red arrow reading "Welcomes you 1K.M" with phone, fax, email and website details. Metal posts and a sky with clouds frame the sign, with shrubs and a low building behind it.2005-12-31A photograph of a pedestrian overpass crowded with people, many standing along its railing and at the top of a metal staircase. A large orange banner on the right reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetham in English and Kannada with a Sunday 25th date and a 7.00 time. Two orange-framed posters hang beneath the banner showing a smiling man in an orange turban and orange robes, each labelled with a Guru Purnima 2010 notice. A smaller poster nearby shows a man with short hair and a banner reads Suggi Vaibhav Vegetarian Family Restaurant. Green hills and palm trees lie behind the overpass. Several men on the bridge hold cameras and phones.2010-07-24A roadside signboard with a white background and blue lettering reads DHYANAPEETAM (Spiritual healing Centre), with Kannada script above, and a red arrow marked 1 KM. A portrait on the left shows a smiling figure in a saffron-orange headwrap and orange robe, hands joined near the chest, captioned as Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda Swamigal. The sign stands on a grassy embankment with red earth and shrubs, beside a dirt road, a parked red and cream bus, a corrugated metal shed, and palm trees under an overcast sky.August 03 20052005-08-03A roadside signboard on a dusty dirt verge reads Dhyanapeetam in Kannada script and English, with a caption 'Spiritual healing Centre', address Nithyanandapuri, Kailasapanahalli, Bidadi, and phone numbers, plus a left arrow marked 1 KM. A portrait on the board shows a smiling figure in saffron-yellow robes and a saffron head covering, labelled as Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda Swamiji. Behind it stand a tin-roofed shed, a concrete drain, and a second billboard further down the road. Two people in light clothing walk along the dirt road under palm trees and a clear pale sky.2004-12-31