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A photograph of villagers gathered on the covered veranda of a whitewashed building with peeling paint and turquoise doors and pillars. In the foreground, two women stand with their backs to the camera, one in a light blue sari with a long braid and bangles, the other in a brown blouse and light striped sari with a gold necklace. A grey-haired older man in a white shirt stands at left. Seated men in white shirts and checked lungis sit on the floor, and a man in a striped shirt and cap stands at right near a man in a grey shirt. A red gas cylinder and plastic chairs are visible in the background, along with a few more standing people in the courtyard beyond.

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