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February 14 20132013-02-14February 14 20132013-02-14February 14 20132013-02-14February 14 20132013-02-14February 14 20132013-02-14January 13 20142014-01-13A small orange figure of the monkey deity Hanuman stands in a shrine niche against a dark red patterned cloth. The figure holds an orange flag on a pole over its shoulder and wears a red dhoti with gold trim. Its neck and torso are decorated with marigold and white flower garlands, and it has white markings on its chest. A red cloth and a striped object sit at its feet on a stone ledge. No people are visible; the figure is a statue.2014-01-13January 13 20142014-01-13A large photograph of a towering painted statue of Hanuman, the monkey deity, standing under a red and gold canopy with a decorative valance. The murti wears a silver crown, a yellow garment with a blue shawl, layers of beaded and marigold garlands, and holds a mace and trident. Several devotees stand before it: a woman in a pink sari carrying a white plastic bag, a woman in a beige sari with a shopping bag, a man in a knitted cap with a backpack, and a person in a light blue shawl at the right edge. A red banner above reads a Hindi inscription about an ancient copper Hanuman image from a bazaar youth association in Prayag.A large painted statue of the deity Hanuman stands against a white cinder-block wall. The monkey-faced figure wears a gold crown, a white and red forehead mark, and orange and pink silk draped over the shoulders, with a shimmering copper-gold lower garment. Red and white flower garlands hang around the neck and chest, and gold necklaces and armbands adorn the figure. He holds a mace in one hand and a green mountain-shaped object in the other.2009-10-17June 04 20062006-06-04October 24 20062006-10-24