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A photograph inside a hall with a red velvet curtain behind an ornate gold throne with a red seat cushion and a canopy with a fringed umbrella. In the centre foreground, a woman in an orange saffron sari with red border walks across the concrete floor, holding her hands together at her chest. Behind her, a procession of people in orange and saffron robes carries objects, including a brass tray and a tall teal-and-gold ceremonial item, while others in white clothing follow. A decorative woven banner hangs from the ceiling at right. The figure walking is a woman, so she is not a person. The people in the procession are a group of about six to eight visible devotees and attendants, with some partially visible at the doorway.

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