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A selfie-style photo indoors in front of pale peach cabinets, with a shelf of religious statues and figurines above. On the left, an elderly bearded man with long white hair and a full white beard wears a white garment and holds a printed flyer. On the right, a smiling woman with grey hair pulled back wears a cream shawl and a red bindi on her forehead. The flyer shows a pastel illustration and the printed words Le Parlement Hindou, Kumbh Mela 2025.
Photo 13 of 46 from 18 January 2025

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A woman with white hair and a white and gold-bordered sari stands on the left, wearing a long double strand of brown rudraksha beads and a small round brooch with a portrait. Beside her, a smiling bearded man in a white collared shirt and wristwatch holds a glossy book titled KAILASA. The book cover shows a golden seated figure on an ornate throne, wearing a crown, gold necklaces and orange-toned cloth, captioned as the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism. Behind them are a wall-mounted speaker, a framed sign and decorative spoons with red flowers.A selfie-style photo in a small room with a shrine. Behind a red and gold brocade-draped table stands a large framed depiction of a bearded man in a red turban, wearing layered garlands, gold necklaces and a rudraksha mala, with a hand raised in blessing; a paper sign on the wall reads "KAILASA GENEVA". On the table sit a deity murti group with flower garlands, a brass plate with marigolds, pink petals and a leopard-print cloth. 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