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Three saffron-robed men walk along a dirt path beneath a pink arched stone bridge. The man on the left, bald and holding an orange umbrella aloft, wears an orange robe with a rudraksha mala and gold-edged cloth. The centre man, in an orange robe with yellow borders, wears a long orange-and-white bead garland and walks smiling. The man on the right, bald, wears an orange robe and a long rudraksha mala. A man in a blue shirt with a red-orange shawl walks beside them, and a few more people follow under the arch. Dry grass, scattered litter and a sloping embankment surround the path.

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