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A stage event under a white tent with a red-draped platform. A figure in saffron-and-red robes, a red turban, and a long rudraksha-style mala with a floral garland stands centre holding a small colourful card and speaking. Behind is an ornate golden throne-canopy arch with a large floral garland draped over a seat. Seated on the left are several men in orange robes, and standing at right are other saffron-robed attendants. A small oil lamp sits at the lower left corner of the stage. Six or more people are visible on stage.

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