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A photo of a line of participants standing in a marble-floored corridor with plants and a glass wall at right, palms pressed together in greeting. Men wear white dhotis with gold or red borders and some wear white shirts; a young man at left wears a yellow kurta over white dhoti. Women wear white sarees with gold borders, one with a dark shoulder bag, and several have orange-yellow tilak marks on their foreheads and green lanyards with event badges. Some participants smile toward the camera.

A photograph of a line of men standing barefoot on a pale tiled floor inside a hall with pink walls and framed photographs. Most wear white dhotis with gold-yellow borders and are bare-chested, some with sacred threads and beaded malas, and several have vertical white forehead markings. A man in an orange t-shirt with an ID lanyard stands near the centre, and an older man in a cream shirt and white dhoti with a white moustache stands beside him. Several people in the line have arms folded. A red carpet is visible at the right edge.

Devotees stand in a row inside an open-sided tent with a striped metal roof and cream draped valance, on a brick-tiled floor. Most wear white ritual clothing with rust-red shawls, and several have rudraksha malas and tilak. A bald, bare-chested man at center holds his hands together in namaste, wearing a white kurta and white dhoti with a red shawl, and a young boy in white with a red shawl stands at lower right. A woman in an orange sari with a mala stands at right. A small chair is at left.

A group photo of about two dozen people standing barefoot on a concrete veranda beneath a thatched-roof overhang decorated with green banana leaves. Most wear white kurtas, salwar or dhoti-style clothing and wooden-bead garlands with yellow lanyard badges. A woman in a red t-shirt and dark trousers stands second from left, while women in saris and salwar in maroon, pink and beige stand among them. A woman in a white sari at the right front holds a garland. No person is clearly identifiable as a person from appearance cues, so no candidate is marked.

A photograph taken inside a long hall with a tiled concrete floor and a central aisle lined with red and yellow runner strips. Two rows of devotees in white clothing stand with palms pressed together in namaste along both sides. Men on the left wear white shirts and white dhotis, some with rudraksha malas; women on the right wear white saris with coloured borders. At the far end, a figure in a long saffron-orange robe walks up the aisle toward a doorway, with another person in white standing near the entrance. Ventilation grilles sit high in the walls and decorative red and gold hangings flank the top corners.

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A photograph of a standing group in an indoor hall with a wood-panelled wall and purple-lit backdrop. Several men and women stand with palms pressed together in anjali, in white dhoti-style clothing with gold borders and red or saffron shawls. A man in front wears a rudraksha mala and a wristwatch, and a younger man at right has long hair, a gold necklace and a gold forehead mark. A woman in an orange saffron sari stands at left, and a saffron flag is visible behind the group. Several others are visible in the background.

A group of devotees stands barefoot on a colourful striped mat in a hall with wall posters, many with palms pressed together in namaste and marigold garlands at their feet. Several men wear white kurta-style clothes with rust-red shawls, and women wear white or cream saris with orange and gold borders and rust shawls. A man at the front right with white hair and glasses wears a white kurta and a rust shawl and holds a yellow flower garland. A woman in the centre right wears an orange-and-cream sari and a rust shawl and holds a garland. Saffron-robed sannyasis stand at the right edge. No identifiable a person figure is visible in this group.

A photograph inside a hall with a white fabric ceiling draped over the room, hung with orange and multicoloured cloth tassels. Along the central aisle, a line of devotees stands with palms pressed together in anjali. In the foreground, a man in white dhoti and shirt stands at left with a rudraksha-style necklace. A white-clad man with a yellow-trimmed cloth over one shoulder and a man in white with folded hands stand near the centre. A woman in an orange sari with a red mala holds a silver tray of offerings, while a young man in white with a yellow shawl and a shaved head stands before her. Women in white, teal and patterned saris stand at right with hands folded. No one is clearly identifiable as a person in this image.

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