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A blue and white public bus parked at dusk with its side windows open, carrying passengers in orange robes seated inside. Several devotees in saffron-orange clothing sit in the windows and aisle seats, while a man in white clothing sits near the front. On the right, a figure in orange garb with a flower garland steps toward the open front door. Kannada-language route text is painted on the lower side panel, and a city bus operator's phone number appears beside it. The bus appears to be transporting ashram residents on a trip.

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