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November 06 2011

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A weathered multi-storey building with barred and glassed windows and ornate plaster mouldings stands above a street. Painted on its lower wall are the words "PATANJAL YOGA Institute" with a red arrow, and a small sign reads "Tree Baba". Three people stand at the left in the foreground: a man in an orange garment with a shawl over one shoulder, a shaved-headed man in white dhoti and cloth with a black backpack, and a partly visible person in red at the edge. A goat stands near a makeshift bamboo awning, and a figure in teal is at the bottom centre.2011-11-06January 03 20122012-01-03Exterior view of a multi-storey building with pale grey-white walls, stacked balconies edged with white balustrade railings, and rows of windows with dark shutters. The image is taken from below against an overcast sky, and a green shrub appears at the lower right corner. No people or a person candidate are visible; the scene shows only the building facade.2010-01-23February 02 20092009-02-02November 06 20112011-11-06A multi-storey brick building with ornate cornices, arched balconies and wooden shutters stands on a street at dusk. A large banner reading Subh Laxmi hangs across the upper facade above shop fronts with signboards in Hindi and English. Iron railings edge the street in front, and a pedestrian is visible at lower left. No people are clearly identifiable as a person in the scene.2015-05-08November 10 20062006-11-10November 09 20062006-11-09Photograph of a weathered multi-storey sandstone building in Indian Mughal-style architecture, with arched openings, carved brackets, projecting balconies and a small octagonal tower against a clear blue sky. A leafy tree and utility wires appear at the right edge, and a yellow object is partly visible at the bottom corner. No people are visible.2006-01-05A photograph of a Varanasi riverfront ghat with weathered multi-storey stone buildings, balconies and a clock tower on the right. A wide stone staircase leads down toward the Ganga, with stacked firewood piles on the right and a blue tarpaulin stall at lower left. Several people stand and sit on the steps and near the wood stacks, wearing ordinary dress, while a small group sits on the lower left steps. A white sign reads Mishra Guest House. The scene matches the Manikarnika Ghat area visited on the day, though no a person candidate is visible.2013-02-13May 22 20122012-05-22May 22 20122012-05-22