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A large hall audience faces a stage where a figure in orange robes and a turban sits on an ornate golden throne-style armchair with a flower garland beside it. A blue draped backdrop and a hanging orange, red and yellow patterned tassel decoration frame the stage. Rows of seated attendees fill the foreground, many women in saris and salwar kameez. Camera operators with tripods and video cameras stand at the front and sides, and a projector screen on the left shows a black-and-white portrait. A standing fan and a water bottle sit near the stage edge. The figure is an orange-robed, turbaned person on a throne, a seated teacher rather than a confirmed identity.

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