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A blurred night photograph of ceremonial flags at a religious gathering. A large teardrop-shaped flag with a red field, gold-yellow fringe and embroidered yellow flowers and green leaves surrounds a dark blue central medallion with a white bird motif. Its gold-tipped pole rises at the top. A second similar flag appears below, and an orange saffron cloth flies at the right. At left a red signboard shows Hindi script. The scene is dark with no visible people.

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