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September 17 2006

A silver Ford SUV drives along a paved road beneath a decorated entrance gate reading Nithyananda Spurna Program, with a flower-garlanded arch, cream pillars and a circular portrait of a turbaned figure at the top. A standing man in a white shirt and grey trousers, with an ID badge, watches the vehicle. A line of young men in white shirts and checked shirts stands along the right side, and folding chairs are arranged beyond the gate under trees. Lanterns hang from the pillars.

Photograph of a decorated entrance arch reading NITHYANANDA SPURNA PROGRAM at an outdoor event. The arch is wrapped with orange and red marigold garlands and has white pillars with gold capitals, with hanging lanterns on each side. Above the banner, a portrait of a bearded man in a white head covering sits in a blue oval. Beyond the arch, rows of seated people in white clothes occupy white plastic chairs under a canopy with red carpet, and a parked silver SUV is at left. A man in a light shirt stands near the car. The scene is a program gathering at an ashram-style venue.

July 27 2008

A photograph of a white single-storey building with a corrugated roof, decorated with strings of triangular bunting in multiple colours and a gabled entrance arch hung with marigold garlands and small balloons. A silver Ford SUV with Karnataka plate KA04 MN4444 is parked in front. A bald older man in white dhoti and white shirt with an orange shawl stands barefoot beside the open driver's door, reaching toward it. Several people in orange shawls, white kurtas and a dark suit gather near the entrance, some with hands together in greeting. a person is not indicated on this page, and no one is identified by face.

A silver Ford SUV drives along a red carpet runner on a concrete path toward a open-sided canopy strung with red and white fabric. Several people in white and light clothing stand under and beside the canopy, and palm-like banana plants frame the right side. A tractor and dry scrub land with trees sit in the background under a cloudy sky. A person is partly visible inside the vehicle's front passenger window, wearing orange-toned clothing. The scene suggests an arrival at a gathering.

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A silver Ford SUV with licence plate KA 04 MN 4444 is driven along a dirt road through a rural outdoor welcome. Around the vehicle, a crowd of men and young men in white dhotis and white kurtas wear orange shawls, several with palms pressed together in namaskar. A few onlookers stand at the left edge, including a small child in a patterned shirt. Overhead hangs a strip of blue and white bunting, and a hoarding with a portrait and red text stands at the upper left, with a flag on a pole at right. Green trees and a hill rise behind under a partly cloudy sky. The figures inside the car's windows are not clearly visible.

Outdoor photo of a silver Ford SUV with a open driver-side door parked in front of a white building decorated with strings of colourful triangular pennants and balloons in pink, orange and blue. A bald man in white dhoti and an orange shawl stands at the open door with his hand on it. A woman in an orange sari with a red-orange shawl sits inside near the door. Several people in white and orange clothing stand on the veranda and steps, including a man in white at right and a child in a dark suit near the entrance. The building has a corrugated roof and a blue-trimmed entrance canopy with floral garlands.

A silver-grey SUV drives onto a green carpet at dusk in an open outdoor grounds lined with trees and parked cars. Its windscreen shows the printed banner "a person Dhyanapeeta Mahasamstha" and a garland of white and red flowers is draped across the bonnet. A man in white shirt and white dhoti stands at the left among others, and at the right an older man in a white dhoti with an orange-saffron shawl stands beside the car. Green-lit trees and a white van are in the background. The occupants are not distinctly visible enough to establish identity.