A photograph of a man standing in a crowded white hall, wearing a teal blue checked kurta with a small pattern, smiling and holding a small glass of water in both hands. Behind him a video camera on a tripod and a boom microphone point toward him. Around him are many seated and standing people in white clothes and glasses, with a lattice screen and white steel framework on the walls behind. - Nithyanandapedia

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A photograph of a man standing in a crowded white hall, wearing a teal blue checked kurta with a small pattern, smiling and holding a small glass of water in both hands. Behind him a video camera on a tripod and a boom microphone point toward him. Around him are many seated and standing people in white clothes and glasses, with a lattice screen and white steel framework on the walls behind.

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