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August 23 2014

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A photograph of many stacked and fanned paperback books displayed on a table outdoors. Nearly every cover shows the same smiling man with a bright orange saffron turban, a red bindi, dark hair falling past his shoulders and an orange garment. The covers have dark bands with gold-coloured titling. A red and white printed sign sits at the upper right edge. Because these are book covers rather than physical people, no living people are visible in the scene.2010-02-18A wall-mounted display rack in a shop or ashram bookstall holds many magazines and posters. Most of the magazines show a smiling man with a saffron-orange turban and a red tilak on his forehead, appearing as printed cover portraits. A large poster at right carries a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" with a cover title reading "Nithyanandam". One cover shows a robed figure walking on grass near a fire. Lower shelves hold smaller pamphlets. No physical people are visible, only printed images.2007-10-23A close-up photograph of a stack of Tamil-language booklets or books displayed side by side, each cover showing a smiling man in a bright orange turban with a red tilak mark on his forehead and an orange garment. The covers have red and gold triangular corner panels with small printed text, and a black band with Tamil title lettering at the bottom of the front cover. No physical people are visible in the scene.2010-02-18August 27 20122012-08-27Two paperback books lie side by side on a plain brown fabric surface, photographed from above. The left book, titled in Hindi, shows a smiling man in an orange turban and orange robes with a red bindi against a red background. The right book shows a smiling woman with long dark hair, wearing an orange top and a garland of pink, white and yellow flowers, with hands clasped near her chest. Both covers carry the author name Paramahams a person in Devanagari and the series subtitle 'Guaranteed Solutions'. No physical people are present; only the two book covers depict people.2014-04-06January 21 20102010-01-21Repeated book covers arranged in a row, each showing a smiling man in an orange saffron turban with a red bindi on his forehead and an orange shawl. The covers carry Hindi headings and the name Paramahamsa Nithyananda in Devanagari script at the bottom. The image is a printed graphic of book covers, with no physical people present. The covers show a depiction of a man whose appearance, orange turban and saffron clothing are consistent with the Swamiji candidate, though identity is uncertain from appearance alone.2014-08-23A photograph of a display table stacked with many copies of Tamil-language books. Each book cover shows a smiling man with short dark hair wearing an orange-saffron head wrap and dark clothing, set against a dark green background with orange and yellow accents. Several stacks are laid out in rows, and at the top edge a person in a gold-bordered cream garment with gold bangles reaches toward the table. Crumpled white tissue paper lies on the right side. The cover portraits are printed images rather than physical people.2010-02-17A photograph of a glass display case holding booklets and pamphlets on shelves. The covers show a smiling person in an orange-saffron head wrap and orange garment, with long dark hair, laughing with eyes closed against a blurred green background. Many publications are stacked in rows, some with blue covers and some with white covers showing black-and-white portraits of a woman with long hair. Small red labels read TELUGU and KANNADA. Several covers bear the Nithyananda Foundation logo. The display is a book stall with no people physically present in the scene.2007-10-23Photograph of a wooden display shelf lined with bamboo mats holding rows of CDs or booklets in blue and cream covers. Several covers show a smiling man with long dark hair wearing an orange saffron turban and orange robe, while others show a smiling face with dark hair and white wrap-style clothing in grey-toned portraits. The covers carry Tamil titles and a yellow circular logo. No people are physically present in the scene.2014-08-23October 14 20122012-10-14October 14 20122012-10-14