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Outdoor photo at a village medical camp beside a blue and white building with a red-framed shrine niche holding a small deity murti or lingam, decorated with a marigold garland and a hanging bell. Six children stand in front: a boy in a striped polo, a girl in a lime-green dress, a girl in a bright yellow sequined dress, a girl in a brown-and-olive striped dress, a girl in an orange shirt, and a boy in a pink polo. Behind them an older man with white hair and a white beard, wearing a white shirt and a light-blue towel over his shoulders, stands near the doorway. A woman in a purple sari stands at the shrine. At left a vertical banner reads Medical Camp with partial text about serving God.

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