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A photograph of a crowd of devotees with palms pressed together in anjali mudra inside a covered hall with a corrugated metal roof. In the centre, a young man in an orange-saffron robe stands with his hands joined, facing the group. Behind him are painted decorative pillars in red, white and blue patterns, and framed photographs on the walls, including a sadhu seated in meditation and a bearded figure with a red headcloth. Devotees around him wear white shirts, a woman in a green sari, and schoolchildren in blue and white uniforms, some with rudraksha malas. A metal railing runs along the left side. The scene reads as darshan or satsang.

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