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March 20 20142014-03-20March 20 20142014-03-20Indoor photo in a room with patterned marble-effect walls and a floral sofa. A person in a red and gold embroidered shawl, a red turban and a thick garland of white and yellow flowers smiles while being greeted. Wrists show gold bangles and a red thread. A man in a grey shirt with a red tilak on his forehead reaches toward the garlanded figure, and an older white-bearded man in white with a purple-bordered cloth stands behind them, hands raised. A switch panel is mounted on the wall. The garlanded person has long hair visible under the turban and a shawl with distinctive ornate embroidery; the appearance is suggestive but not sufficient for a firm identification, so the candidate is uncertain.2014-03-20March 20 20142014-03-20April 07 20142014-04-07April 07 20142014-04-07 +1 copiesA photograph in a room with floral patterned curtains and a brown sofa. An older bearded man in a peach waistcoat over white kurta and dhoti stands on the left, hands extended to a seated figure. The seated figure wears a red turban with a green gem, a red embroidered sherwani with gold trim, and gold jewellery, and is bare-chested beneath the garment, with a chain adorned with marigold garlands and a brass plate. A younger man in a yellow-gold kurta holds the brass plate beside him. The clothing and setting suggest a ceremonial exchange, but no visible cues establish the seated figure as a person, so identity remains uncertain.2014-04-07October 26 20152015-10-26Indoor photo in a living room with a floral curtain behind. An older bearded man in a peach vest over white dhoti, with his grey hair tied back, places a marigold garland over the shoulders of a bare-chested sannyasi wearing a red and gold turban and a red-patterned shawl. A third man in a pale yellow kurta stands at right holding the garland end. Orange and yellow marigold garlands drape across the sannyasi's chest, and a brown sofa sits at left. Printed copyright text reads on the right. The sannyasi is an appearance-based candidate with a turban, red shawl and ceremonial garlands, presented as the honoured guest; identity is uncertain from appearance alone2014-04-07 +1 copiesA bare-chested man in a rust-red turban and rust-red sash places a pink and yellow marigold garland on the head of an older bearded man in a saffron-orange robe who bows his head forward. The garland-giver wears gold bangles, a gold earring and a white flower garland around the neck. Behind them an older man in saffron robes with a white beard stands beside a basket of orange cloth, and a figure in maroon robes with a rudraksha mala holds a basket at right. Seated attendees in white and orange are visible at left against cream walls with framed artwork. A white-draped table and a patterned rug sit in the foreground.2015-05-27A photograph of a seated young man in an orange saffron-coloured cloth and a matching orange turban, smiling, with a rudraksha mala visible at his chest. Two men in front of him place long white and red garlands around his neck: the man on the left in a grey short-sleeved shirt with a red-tipped pen in his pocket, and the older man on the right in a blue striped shirt and wristwatch. Pink wall behind, with a camera partly visible at the left edge. a person candidate cues are present but identity is uncertain, so the seated figure is described by role as the garlanded man.December 17 20062006-12-17