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Outdoor temple courtyard scene beside a shrine with a deity murti decorated with marigold garlands and a gold-framed altar. A bearded man in a saffron-orange robe stands on the left holding a small brass vessel, raising one hand toward a younger man in a white kurta who stands with palms pressed together. Behind them, men in white kurtas and garlands, a man in dark clothes and a woman in a patterned shawl stand in a line, some holding a wrapped bundle. A red gate and a crowd of onlookers in white appear in the background. Appearance-based label: the saffron-robed bearded man is a person candidate, identified by his orange robe and full beard; the identification is uncertain.

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December 03 20092009-12-03September 17 20102010-09-17A photograph of a darshan line at a temple shrine with a golden arch framing a deity murti pair decorated with yellow and pink garlands. A man in a long saffron robe with long swept-back hair stands at center, his arm raised as he touches the head of a devotee who bows before him, while a second saffron-robed sannyasi holds a folded orange cloth. A priest in white with a yellow shawl stands behind them. Along the left, men in white shirts press palms together in anjali; on the right, women in white and pink saris stand at a metal railing with hands folded. The setting has red and white pillars and orange drapes.2009-12-15December 05 20092009-12-05December 06 20092009-12-06June 09 20092009-06-09A photograph of a temple darshan line under a covered walkway with metal railings. Two central figures in saffron-orange robes stand facing a crowd. The man in the front-centre wears a sleeveless orange garment and has his right hand raised over the head of a devotee, while the figure beside him in a longer orange robe holds a flat tray with white papers or offerings. Devotees on both sides, in white shirts and kurtas and in white salwar-kameez, press hands together or hold papers. A deity murti with a gold arch and colourful decorations stands in the shrine behind them.2009-12-10December 30 20092009-12-30January 02 20102010-01-02 +2 copiesMay 12 20122012-05-12August 06 20092009-08-06December 07 20092009-12-07