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February 28 20092009-02-28A book stall under a white tent with red and gold draped valances. Long white tables are stacked with hardcover books and DVD-style cases, and a row of people in white and cream clothing browse and handle the items. In the foreground a man in a cream shirt leans over the table and opens a book, while a woman in a white sari with a gold border stands beside him. At the right a seated man in a white dhoti and orange shawl sits behind the table and watches the browsers. Several visible people are standing in the scene.2006-11-26A tented book stall at an event, with a white canopy and red-and-gold draped valance. Many men and women in white ritual-style clothes stand and browse stacks of books and magazines laid out on long white-covered tables. A young man in an orange shawl and white dhoti sits on a white plastic chair at the right end of the table, facing the crowd. Empty cardboard boxes sit on the green mat in the foreground, and red plastic chairs line the right edge. No one is identifiable as a person from the visible appearance, and the scene shows only devotees and attendees at the book counter.2006-11-26A photograph of a book stall inside a white-and-grey tented hall with red drapes along the top edge. Long tables are stacked with rows of paperback and hardcover books with orange, red and brown covers. Women in white saris and white outfits, several with long plaited hair, stand behind the tables handling books and papers. Men in white shirts, a checked blue shirt and a light-coloured shirt browse and talk near the tables, and one man in a white shirt holds up a sheet of paper. A small child sits at the right edge of the table. A framed portrait hangs on the back wall, but its subject is too small and indistinct to describe.2010-01-09A busy book and literature stall under a covered walkway at a convention. Men and women in white shirts, white sarees and white dhotis browse rows of books and magazines spread on a long table. In the foreground, an older man in white shirt and round glasses with a red tilak on his forehead points toward the stack of publications. Behind the table, more volunteers in white stand among banners and information boards. A purple vertical panel is mounted on the right side of the stall.2006-07-30A photograph inside a white tented hall at an event with a blue-trimmed canopy and ceiling fans. At a long white-draped table stacked with books and CDs, a woman in a white sari with an orange border and a rudraksha-style beaded necklace hands over cash to a man in white on the left. Nearby, a bespectacled man in a white shirt and white dhoti-style garment with a lanyard badge browses a CD, and an older woman in white with glasses stands at the table. Many other people in white clothes move through the crowd behind them, and a red carpet runs along the right edge. No candidate for the named teacher is visibly identifiable, so the a person field is unsure.2007-12-14July 29 20082008-07-29 +1 copiesA busy book-sale table in a marble-floored hall, with stacks of dark hardcover books bearing a portrait cover and the word Bhagavad-like title text. Many people in white kurtas and white dhotis or saris crowd around the table, some reaching for copies, others writing in notebooks. A woman with jasmine in her hair and gold bangles stands at the left, and a man in a light blue shirt stands in the background. Books are piled high in front of them, and a small white and orange flyer lies on the table. A purple logo with a bird appears on the floor at the top left. +1 copiesJanuary 17 20092009-01-17 +1 copiesA book stall under a white tent with red and gold valances at an event; a man in a white kurta with glasses and a woman in a cream and gold sari look over books on a table while two women stand beside them. The stacked books have dark blue and green covers with gold circular emblems. A banner with Tamil lettering and a framed portrait are visible in the background, and the floor is covered in green matting. The portrait's subject cannot be confirmed from appearance, so no identity is asserted.2006-11-26December 14 20062006-12-14Article - November 26 20062006-11-26