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A large crowd of women fills a covered tent-hall at a person Spurana convention, seated closely in rows. Most wear sarees in cotton and silk tones of white, cream, red, blue, green and pink, and many wear rudraksha or bead necklaces and name badges. A man in a yellow garment stands near the left, and a banner with a portrait of a bearded man in saffron with a rudraksha mala hangs at the top. The side walls are draped in white and cream fabric. The stage and speaker are not visible; the image shows only the attendees and the hall.

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