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A photograph of a village lane lined with crowds of people during a procession. Men in white dhotis and shirts walk in the middle distance, with a drummer beside them. On the left, a man in a yellow-green shirt stands beside uniformed police officers in khaki, and several children watch. Decorated umbrellas in red, yellow and orange hang overhead, and strings of green leaves, pink and purple ribbons and orange flags decorate the walls and poles. Concrete houses with tin roofs and palm trees form the background. The crowd on the right includes women in saris and a girl with a green hair ribbon.

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