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A figure in a red draped garment and tan head wrap stands beside a large ornate golden throne, reaching out to take papers from a saffron-robed man. A woman in a grey shawl over a purple skirt with green border bends forward holding papers, while a woman in a teal and pink sari with white flower adornments stands at right. Behind them a large orange backdrop shows a golden metallic deity murti with a crown, jewelled necklaces and garlands of yellow and red flowers, with Kannada script at the top.

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