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A tall pole decorated with a trident (trishul) at its top, wrapped in bands of yellow and red marigold-type flower garlands with green leaf bands. Behind it stands a white building with a maroon door and a pink draped cloth on the left, a palm tree and bare trees, and a printed backdrop panel on the right. No people are visible.

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