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A photograph of a ceremonial welcome inside an orange-walled hall with a corrugated roof and a red carpet runner. In the centre, a figure in orange robes with a bare head and bare feet extends his hands forward in a blessing gesture toward a line of devotees. Beside him, a bald man in orange robes and a rudraksha-style wrap holds a brass tray or aarti plate. Women in white saris with orange or red shawls stand with palms pressed together in namaste along the left, and white-clad men with tilak stand behind. A video camera on a tripod is at the right edge, and a man in white with a pink-edged cloth stands beside it. A red sign on the wall and a small blue sign are visible. Appearance is uncertain for the central figure, so the a person field is set to unsure.

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