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A Hindi-language newspaper clipping with a bold headline and a photograph of a richly decorated ritual setting. Multicolored garlands hang along the frame, and a deity murti is set in a gilded shrine with ornate golden accents on a red and white draped stage. Small figures and offerings surround the shrine. A smaller inset photo shows a bearded man in saffron-orange robes with long hair, holding a microphone and seated before a golden backdrop, giving a discourse; a portrait labelled with Swamiji-associated attire is depicted in print. The surrounding text columns describe Vedic tradition, third-eye awakening and a person-related discourse.

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