A man in orange sannyasi robes and a long rudraksha mala operates a red and grey floor sweeper with a black rotating brush across a polished tiled hall. A red tilak is visible on his forehead. Behind him, a partially visible bald man in orange stands at the right edge. Chairs are stacked along the far wall, and orange and patterned fabric hangs from the pillars above. - Nithyanandapedia

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A man in orange sannyasi robes and a long rudraksha mala operates a red and grey floor sweeper with a black rotating brush across a polished tiled hall. A red tilak is visible on his forehead. Behind him, a partially visible bald man in orange stands at the right edge. Chairs are stacked along the far wall, and orange and patterned fabric hangs from the pillars above.

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Interior of a large hall with polished white marble floor and pink walls, decorated with hanging colourful striped banners with orange tails. Three men are visible: a shaved-headed man in white dhoti and shirt with a red shawl carrying a tray; a young man in white robes with a yellow shawl walking barefoot; and a young man in orange saffron robes with a rudraksha mala operating a red and grey floor-scrubbing machine. Golden thrones and deity murti are visible in the background, along with stacked mats and a woman sweeping in the distance.

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A photograph inside a hall with a white tiled floor and a stage at the back. A young man with long dark hair, a red bindi and a dark rudraksha mala wears a saffron-orange robe and walks barefoot while pushing a red and grey floor-scrubbing machine. Behind him, another man in white with a yellow shawl stands near a cable, and a seated man in white with a yellow shawl kneels on the stage steps. A white and orange pedestal and a projection screen are visible, and a saffron-orange cloth hangs from the top of the frame. Two more people in orange are partly visible at the right edge.

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