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Five men sit cross-legged on a patterned red and maroon carpet in a plain room with tiled walls and barred windows, seated on red floor cushions. Four wear saffron and orange robes and rudraksha or bead malas; one wears a white robe and white shawl with white hair and beard. The man third from left has a red-orange turban, bare upper body with gold ornaments and a gold necklace, and an orange-yellow cloth; he is seated facing the group in conversation. The man at far right is bald with a gold necklace and orange-yellow dhoti, seated with hands clasped. Several people appear to be in animated discussion. A water bottle and steel glass sit by the window.

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September 10 20152015-09-10 +1 copiesSeptember 10 20152015-09-10September 10 20152015-09-10 +1 copiesApril 21 20162016-04-21September 11 20152015-09-11September 11 20152015-09-11 +1 copiesSeptember 21 20152015-09-21September 10 20152015-09-10 +1 copiesSeptember 11 20152015-09-11 +1 copiesSeptember 11 20152015-09-11September 11 20152015-09-11A seated group of saffron-robed sadhus in a small room with a red and blue patterned carpet and cream tiled walls. In the centre, a man in a deep maroon turban, saffron and gold-trimmed robe and layered beaded necklaces sits cross-legged with his hands in his lap, appearing to listen while a bald man in orange and a bearded elder in orange robes sit beside him. Several other sadhus in orange and a man in white shirt and red-beaded rudraksha mala are present, with a bald priest in saffron in the foreground. Several other figures are partly visible at the edges, with a few orange cushions around them.2015-09-11