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A large temple hall with red-painted columns and a red carpet runway, where a seated audience of many people in white clothing sits on white plastic chairs facing the front. Foreground men wear white shirts and white dhotis with Kalpataru lanyard badges; a woman in the front right wears an orange sari with a badge. Others in the back wear pale and bright clothing, a few holding small children. Behind them are gold-framed pictures and a deity murti on a side shelf, with a standing attendant in the upper left. Overlay copyright text is visible at the right edge.

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