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A white SUV with a roof rack and the printed windshield banner "NITHYANANDA DHYANAPEETAM" is parked under mango trees for a vehicle blessing. In the foreground, two people in orange robes stand with their backs to the camera beside a tray of flowers and an oil lamp. A woman in an orange sari and a man in white dhoti-style clothing face the vehicle with hands raised in blessing. Several men in white shirts and light-coloured clothing stand with palms pressed together. A young boy in a striped shirt stands at the right edge with arms folded. Garlands of white and orange flowers are draped on the vehicle's bonnet and front.

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