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A two-panel screenshot of an online video call grid showing participants in home settings, with palms pressed together in namaskar. The left panel has nine small video tiles; the right panel shows a dark-background gallery view with participant names such as Soo Lian Ng, Molly, Wei Liu and Lily. Several participants wear black tops, and one wears a pink jacket. Behind some participants are framed deity pictures, a small shrine, and a Hindu-style picture on a wall. Eleven physical people are visible across the two panels.

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