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A seated man in an all-white kurta sits in a red-cushioned chair at a metal-topped table, speaking into a microphone on a stand, one hand raised in gesture. Beside him are several seated attendees: a man in an orange shirt with a lanyard on the left, a woman in a white sari and blue blouse seated on a white chair in the background, a woman in white with a mala, and men in white clothing. A pale green wall and a framed picture are behind them, with a water glass and papers on the table.

A man in a white kurta with a red rudraksha mala and a small red bindi speaks into a handheld microphone with a green cable, his shoulder-length dark hair swept back. Beside him to the left, a woman in a white blouse with a yellow shawl and gold-bordered white sari looks off to the side. The background is a pale green curtain with vertical pleats. The man's appearance, with long hair, a red mala and white clothing, is consistent with a person appearance, but this is uncertain, so he is described by role as a speaker addressing an audience during a discourse or satsang.

A man with shoulder-length dark hair and a small red bindi speaks into a silver handheld microphone while seated among a crowd. He wears a white collared shirt and a ring on his finger. Behind him, many seated people in white shirts listen attentively, some wearing glasses. On the left edge, a person in a yellow garment is partly visible.

A man in a white button-down shirt stands and speaks into a handheld microphone, smiling broadly. He wears a dark brown rudraksha mala with a small round red-and-gold pendant, and an event badge clipped to his shirt pocket. Behind him to the left, a woman with dark hair and a red bindi sits smiling in white clothes, and another seated person in white is partly visible. The wall behind is plain cream, with a white electrical switch plate.

June 27 2009

A man in a white shirt and white trousers stands speaking into a handheld microphone at an indoor event. He wears a rudraksha-style bead mala with a round pendant around his neck and a visitor badge clipped to his shirt pocket. Behind him, a woman in a light sari with a bindi sits among seated attendees against a plain pale wall.

June 27 2009

A photo of a man in a white kurta holding a handheld microphone in his right hand, gesturing with his left, speaking to a seated audience at an indoor event. He wears a red lanyard with an ID badge. Another man in glasses and a light shirt stands at the right edge, smiling. Blurred seated attendees in white clothing fill the background, and the setting resembles a session hall with pale walls.

Photograph of a seated audience at an indoor programme. In the centre, a man in an all-white shirt and white dhoti stands and holds a handheld microphone to his mouth, speaking while facing left. Behind him is a white wall with a white-framed panel. In the foreground and along the right, several seated people in white shirts and dark-framed glasses listen; one bald man in white sits on the right, and a woman with dark hair in a bun is partly visible in the lower centre. A blurred figure fills the left foreground. No saffron-clad or a person-like candidate is visibly present, so the standing speaker is described only by role.

A man in a plain white collared shirt stands at a silver microphone stand in a large hall, holding an open spiral notebook in one hand while gesturing with the other as he speaks. Behind him hang framed portraits and red-and-white draped banners with lit lights above, and red curtains line the windows. Seated audience members in white clothing fill the foreground and background. The speaker has short dark hair and no visible crown, turban, malas or saffron garments, so no identity cue applies.

A man in a white kurta with a light gold-embroidered shawl draped over one shoulder sits before a warm reddish-brown wooden wall, speaking into a microphone at the lower right. He has long dark hair swept back, white vibhuti lines and a red kumkum dot on his forehead. Part of a dark wooden instrument with a carved pattern is visible in the right foreground.

May 26 2013