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Night-time outdoor gathering at a temple-festival grounds lit by bright floodlights. Many men and a few children walk and stand among tents and stalls with striped awnings in green, red and yellow. Most men wear white shirts and dhotis or trousers; the foreground man wears a pink shirt, and a boy in a yellow shirt stands nearby. Tables with white cloths are set up under the tents, and banners hang on the back wall. No clearly identifiable a person is visible.

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