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A photo inside a small temple office with wooden cabinets and a framed picture on the right. A young man with long dark hair, wearing an orange saffron cloth and a dark rudraksha mala, sits at a glass-topped desk writing in an open book with a blue pen. Across the desk, an older bald man with white vibhuti marks on his chest and shoulders, wearing a white dhoti and a pearl necklace, leans forward watching. Behind them stand three men in white dhotis and shirts, one holding a small gold-framed picture. Glossy printed pictures and a newspaper lie on the desk. Swamiji (probable) is the saffron-clad young man with long hair and a rudraksha mala, seated and writing, with a visible sannyasi appearance; the other figures are a priest and devotees.

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