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Evening outdoor event at a white-walled, corrugated-roofed building labelled "Nithyananda Gurukul" on a banner over the entrance, framed by a green-and-red arched canopy decorated with colourful paper flowers and streamers. A large crowd of around thirty people stands in lines on the sandy courtyard and steps, many in white, orange and saffron clothes, with some children in bright dresses. Striped rugs cover the steps. At the centre a figure in saffron-orange garments stands near the doorway, and a man in white with an orange shawl stands in the foreground. A garden hose lies across the ground.

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Evening outdoor celebration in front of a long white-walled building with a corrugated metal roof, decorated with strings of colourful pennant flags overhead. A small entrance canopy is decorated with flowers and paper ornaments, and a large banner shows a portrait labelled "Nithyananda Gurukul" above the doorway. Several people in orange and white clothing stand on a striped carpeted platform and steps, with a crowd of children and adults in saris and kurtas standing and sitting on white plastic chairs in the courtyard. A man in white near the centre appears to be an organiser. A garden hose lies across the sandy ground in the foreground.2008-11-14November 14 20082008-11-14November 14 20082008-11-14November 14 20082008-11-14November 14 20082008-11-14Outdoor school sports day or children's celebration in a sandy courtyard before a white-walled building with corrugated roof. Strings of orange and purple pennant flags run across the top. A children's kabaddi or running game is marked with white lines on sand, with children in striped shirts and white shirts walking across the court. A woman in a white sari with an orange border stands at the court edge. A raised stage has a central seated figure in orange robes and a standing man in white clothes holding a microphone. A banner reads Nithyananda Gurukul with a portrait. Rows of children in orange and white uniforms sit on the right under the veranda, and blue plastic chairs are scattered on the left.2008-11-14Outdoor school courtyard at Nithyananda Gurukul with a long white building under a corrugated roof and palm trees behind. A small green-roofed entrance porch is strung with colourful bunting and marigold-style garlands, and a banner beside it reads Nithyananda Gurukul above a portrait of a bearded man with long hair. Children in pink, yellow, purple and white outfits stand and walk across a dusty ground marked with white lines, while seated children in rows watch from the verandah and a few adults in white and saffron stand nearby. Blue and white plastic chairs and a play area sit along the left side under a pale overcast sky.2008-11-14November 14 20082008-11-14November 14 20082008-11-14Outdoor view of a whitewashed school building with corrugated sheet awnings at Nithyananda Gurukul. Rows of children and adults sit on a striped rug-covered step and along the veranda, many in white and orange clothing. A banner reading "Nithyananda Gurukul" with a portrait hangs over the entrance, framed by marigold and colourful balloon decorations, with multicolour bunting strung across the courtyard. An orange cushioned sofa sits in the centre of the veranda, and a sandy courtyard with a low white-edged square platform lies in front. Several dozen people are visible, many seated and some standing at the right.2008-11-14November 14 20082008-11-14Outdoor school celebration at a long white-walled building with a corrugated roof, strung with pink, yellow, blue and purple bunting. A small green-roofed entrance porch is decorated with garlands and bears a banner reading Nithyananda Gurukul with a portrait. Seated on the porch is a figure in orange robes and a second figure in white, with a standing person in white beside them. Dozens of children in white and colourful clothes sit along the verandah and move across a sandy courtyard with white marking lines. Blue plastic chairs stand at the left edge and palm trees rise behind the roof.2008-11-14