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A screenshot of a video-call gallery grid showing roughly two dozen participant tiles from an online Diwali session. Tiles show people in home settings, some with framed deity pictures or a small altar visible behind them. Labels read names such as Romagavany's iPhone, Sumathy's iPhone and Ali Cenlajan Markaram, and one tile shows a portrait of a person on a wall. Several participants wear sarees or traditional clothing in bright colours, and one man in a white shirt sits near the centre.

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