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A seated saffron-robed figure with long dark hair sits on a red cushioned seat beneath a golden canopy, framed by a large arch of white, yellow and purple flower garlands. He holds a microphone on a stand in front of him during a public talk. Flanking him at lower left, a man with white hair and an orange shawl and a young man in orange and a beaded mala look up toward the seat, with another figure in white at left. Behind them hangs a dark curtain and a small ceiling fan sits at left edge. The seated speaker wears saffron and orange clothing with a mala, matching appearance cues to a person, and the page places him at this event, so the appearance-based label applies.

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