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October 18 2004

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Photograph of a stage event at Delhi Tamil Sangam, with a blue banner reading Delhi Tamil Sangam in English, Tamil and Hindi above water bottles and wooden tables. Five people sit in chairs on a red-carpeted stage before dark blue curtains. A central figure wears a saffron robe and saffron head wrap, seated at a microphone stand, with a distinctive long hair and orange clothing cue. Two men in white kurta-style clothes sit flanking the stage; one in a white shirt and grey trousers holds papers, and at the far right a standing man in a white shirt and dark trousers leans in beside the seated group.2004-10-18October 18 20042004-10-18A stage event at the Delhi Tamil Sangam hall in New Delhi. A blue sign with Tamil and Hindi text reads Delhi Tamil Sangam above a dark curtain. A seated person in a saffron-orange turban and saffron robe sits at a microphone holding a paper, with a plain white-shirted man in glasses clapping beside a person in a green-and-white vest. On the right, an elderly man in white dhoti and shirt is being draped with a red shawl by a man in white shirt and glasses. Water bottles sit on wooden tables and the stage is carpeted in red.2004-10-18October 18 20042004-10-18A man with short grey hair and clear-framed glasses speaks into a microphone behind a light wooden podium with vertical slats, visible only from the chest up. He has a small mark on his forehead. Behind him are wood-panelled walls and a dark blue curtain on the right side of the stage. A small purple and white bird logo sits in the upper left corner.2004-10-18October 18 20042004-10-18October 18 20042004-10-18March 03 20092009-03-03March 03 20092009-03-03March 03 20092009-03-03 +1 copiesA man in a white shirt and cream shawl with a brown border stands at a brown wooden lectern speaking into a microphone, with an orange flower garland draped over the lectern. Behind him hang deep maroon curtains and a pale wall with a dark board. On the right edge a woman in a cream sari with a teal border stands beside the lectern, partly cropped. He wears spectacles and has a moustache; no saffron, rudraksha or crown cues are visible, so he is not a person candidate.2010-09-20October 18 20042004-10-18