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A photograph inside a marble-walled hall with gold-framed decor. A shaven-headed seated sannyasi wears an orange robe, a rudraksha mala and a band of rudraksha beads on his head, with white markings on his forehead and arms. He reaches out with his hand toward a red-lidded box on a saffron cloth, where a man in a white shirt is handing over small silver items. Two other men in striped yellow and white shirts stand beside the table, and a gold throne with red velvet cushions sits behind him. The sannyasi may be a person: the rudraksha mala and orange robe are visible cues, though the face is not used for identity.

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May 10 20122012-05-10July 23 20122012-07-23May 10 20122012-05-10 +1 copiesMay 10 20122012-05-10May 12 20122012-05-12July 23 20122012-07-23May 10 20122012-05-10May 09 20122012-05-09May 10 20122012-05-10May 10 20122012-05-10May 10 20122012-05-10 +1 copiesA photograph inside a marble-walled hall where a bald elderly man in saffron robes with rudraksha beads sits on a red and gold throne, gesturing with his hand while speaking. Beside him another robed man with a yellow shawl and beaded necklace sits on a gold-carved seat with a lion-form armrest. A third saffron-robed man stands behind, holding a phone to his ear. On the right, two men in white shirts and dhotis listen at a railing. In front, a red tray holds apples and a small silver bowl sits on an orange cloth. Some people visible are more than 1 but fewer than 6, so the count range is 2-5.2012-05-10