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July 28 20182018-07-28November 24 20182018-11-24November 24 20182018-11-24 +1 copiesAugust 19 20182018-08-19November 26 20182018-11-26July 23 20162016-07-23A photograph of a decorated shrine with a pair of gold-toned deity murtis seated on a throne, the central pair adorned with heavy garlands in purple, yellow, orange and white flowers and layered jewellery, and a lingam-like form in front draped with flower garlands and vibhuti marks. Flanking the central murtis are two statues: on the left a figure in white dhoti with green border and a dark headcloth wearing flower garlands, and on the right a sannyasi-style figure in saffron-orange robes with a matching turban, rudraksha mala and folded hands. The shrine is framed by floral arches and ornate golden panels, with a partly visible oil lamp at the lower left. The statues are not physical people, and no living individuals are visible.2018-07-28November 25 20182018-11-25July 28 20182018-07-28October 30 20182018-10-30November 25 20182018-11-25December 11 20172017-12-11