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A seated man in orange robes and a white flower garland receives a camphor aarti from a woman in a white sari with a magenta blouse, during a puja on a blue cloth with yellow edging. A row of devotees sits around him: a woman in a mustard sari with an orange shawl presses her palms together at left, two young women sit in white and teal salwar dress, and young men in white dhotis with yellow shawls sit at right, one with hands folded. Fruit, sweets, flower petals, steel vessels and boxed sweets are arranged on the cloth in front. The wall is pale tiled with a round wooden plaque at left.

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July 25 20092009-07-25July 25 20092009-07-25July 25 20092009-07-25July 25 20092009-07-25July 25 20092009-07-25July 25 20092009-07-25A seated figure with long dark hair wears an orange robe, a white and garland of white flowers around the neck, and a gold-coloured necklace, with hands pressed together in namaskar. Seated before him on a blue cloth are several devotees: a woman in a white sari with a pink blouse offers something from a tray, two young women sit in front, and men in orange robes and men in white dhotis with yellow shawls sit with hands folded. The white table holds fruit including apples, oranges and bananas, bowls of prasadam, a plate of sweets, a silver kalasha and brass vessels, with pink flower petals in a bowl. The wall is patterned white tile. This appears to be a padapuja ritual in a small room.2009-07-25July 25 20092009-07-25July 25 20092009-07-25July 25 20092009-07-25July 25 20092009-07-25July 25 20092009-07-25