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A street procession passes a yellow signboard reading Kovil Sri Subramaniar Paripalana Saba, Masai, with Tamil text above. Several people in yellow and orange garments walk along the road, including a bare-footed man in orange carrying a tall decorated kavadi frame with red and yellow fringed banners and painted deity panels. A woman in yellow carries a small red wooden stand, and another person in dark clothing walks beside. Onlookers in colourful saris stand at the left edge near a green hedge, and a child in white is at the right. Striped red and white fencing lines the temple grounds behind the procession.

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