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December 13 2007

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A crowd of people in white and cream clothes queues at a tented free medical camp run by the Nithyananda Homeopathy Foundation. A large banner above the red draped stall shows a portrait of a smiling man with a white turban, dark embroidered jacket and long hair; the printed portrait is a depiction, not a physical person. In front, an older man in glasses and a light shirt and an older woman in a blue patterned sari stand near the crowd, several men in white shirts and dhotis face the stall, and one person holds their hands together. Ropes and tent poles frame the scene.2007-12-13November 01 20092009-11-01 +1 copiesA crowd of villagers gathers inside a pink draped tent at an outdoor event. A white banner with a red cross and the partial word "Medicine" stands in the centre. Men in shirts and white dhotis and women in colourful sarees, including a woman in a red saree with a long plait, queue and stand close together holding small papers. A framed portrait is visible at the upper right of the tent, but no clearly identifiable a person is shown among the physical people.2008-12-30A photograph of a free medical camp under a yellow and red draped tent. A banner reads Medical Camp with a stethoscope graphic and the line Treatment from specialists in the following fields, and beneath it a second sign shows the Dhyanapeetam logo. A line of villagers waits in front of the signs: a man in a white dhoti and shirt at left, women in red, pink-and-green and yellow saris, a woman in a light blue sari, a young girl in a green dress, a boy in a pink shirt, and a girl in an orange sari at right. No a person candidate is visible.2007-10-07 +1 copiesJuly 08 20072007-07-08April 17 20112011-04-17A photograph of an outdoor free medical camp under a red and white patterned canopy with yellow draped cloth at the back. A man in a white shirt and cream trousers sits on a red plastic chair at left. Beside him a man in white dhoti-style clothes with an orange shawl stands at a counter. A line of villagers waits: a woman in a red sari, men in grey shirts and checked shirts, a man in a dark shirt, and several children, one carrying a plastic bag of fruit. At right a tall vertical banner shows a saffron-robed figure with a long red rudraksha mala and hands folded. A yellow signboard carries Kannada script and a blue bird logo. Dirt ground and a concrete wall with a motorbike are visible.2007-07-01 +2 copiesA photograph of a roadside medical camp under a colourful striped and patterned tent canopy. A tall man in a white shirt stands at a white draped table on the right, while a younger man in a white t-shirt and grey trousers stands behind the table handing something across. Tables hold rows of medicine bottles, cardboard boxes and packets. A seated man on the left holds a mobile phone to his ear. Behind them a crowd of villagers, many women in saris and children, waits in the dusty open lane beside thatched and tin-roofed houses. A brown banner on the left reads in English and Tamil script about relief works, with a cyclone relief caption. No figure is clearly identifiable as a person.2012-01-04January 06 20122012-01-06 +1 copiesA photograph of a crowd of men queuing outdoors beneath a tented food stall with striped bunting in red, green, yellow, purple and blue. Many men wear white dhotis and white shirts, while others wear checked or striped shirts and trousers. Palm fronds and wooden poles frame the stall, and a Tamil-language sign hangs at the top left. A forested hill rises in the background, and a man in the foreground holds a white plastic bag. No recognisable a person figure is visible, so the scene shows only devotees waiting for annadan-style food distribution.2012-11-27November 24 20062006-11-24A photograph of a free medical camp under a pink and red draped tent at a Bidadi event. Doctors and staff in white coats, some with stethoscopes, attend to a crowd of visitors. Long tables covered with patterned cloths hold boxes of medicine and supplies. Plastic chairs line the open hall, and a banner with a portrait is visible at the back. Many people, including women in saris and men in shirts and dhotis, stand and sit among the stalls. No clear figure is identifiable as a person from appearance alone.2008-12-30