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A man in white ritual clothes stands on a stone temple base sweeping or cleaning the carved stone wall with a broom. He is bald-headed, wears a white dhoti and white kurta, and reaches upward with the broom while his other hand grips the stone. Behind him is weathered carved masonry of an ancient temple, showing the disrepair the cleaning work addresses. The scene reflects kar seva, the volunteer cleaning and renovation work at a temple. No clear visual cues establish the person as a person, so the figure is described by role only.