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A man in a red and gold-bordered sannyasi-style garment stands beside a metal railing inside a temple hall, gazing off to the side. He wears a long double strand of dark rudraksha beads, a white vertical tilak with a red bindi on his forehead, and has slicked-back hair. A gilded deity or animal sculpture and glass display cases are visible behind him. Appearance is not sufficient to establish identity, so he is described by role as a devotee in ceremonial dress.

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A man stands on a red carpet inside a temple hall, seen in profile looking to the left. He wears a sleeveless red garment draped as a robe with a gold-bordered edge, and a long dark rudraksha mala hangs from his neck to below his waist, one hand holding the beads at his chest. His hair is swept back into a small bun and he has a white vertical tilak on his forehead. Behind him are glass display cases and a gold-coloured object, with a metal railing in the foreground.2011-09-12 +1 copiesMarch 17 20132013-03-17April 09 20132013-04-09 +2 copiesSeptember 17 20112011-09-17August 14 20112011-08-14August 28 20112011-08-28 +1 copiesSeptember 16 20112011-09-16August 14 20112011-08-14May 14 20122012-05-14 +1 copiesSeptember 16 20112011-09-16October 13 20112011-10-13August 14 20112011-08-14