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A group photograph of about twenty-five women, girls and boys posed on green mats in front of a red curtain and a large red banner reading "Sri Rama Japam" with a portrait labelled "Nithyananda" and a KAILASA logo. Most women wear white or cream sarees with gold borders, and some wear saffron or yellow sarees and rudraksha malas. A man at the back right wears a red kurta with a gold-bordered shawl and white dhoti, and another man stands bare-chested with a white dhoti and mala. Two children in colourful clothes sit at the front, and a small girl in orange kneels beside them.

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