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A photograph of an indoor hall with a light tent-style ceiling, ceiling fans and hanging decorative cloth panels with elephant motifs. In the foreground, a row of about nine people sit cross-legged on orange mats with blue-edged borders, most in orange or light blue shirts and white or checked clothing. A woman in a sari sits with a child near the left mats. At the far left, a man in white stands at a small lectern with a microphone and a fan in front of him, addressing the group. Rows of white plastic chairs line the right side, and a deity mural and an orange-draped platform appear at the back.

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