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A photograph inside a small room with a framed shrine above a wooden cabinet and photos on the wall. A man with a long-haired, bare-chested appearance wearing white and orange-red dress and a long garland of white and red flowers sits on a striped cushion holding a silver ceremonial staff. In front, a shaved-headed priest in red-brown robes and an orange shawl kneels and offers a tray of food and a small lamp. Around them devotees sit with palms joined: a man in a red shirt, a man in white, a woman in white with a mangalsutra, an elderly woman, a young girl in purple, and a child. A standing monk in orange robes and rudraksha beads stands behind near the cabinet. Blurred photographs of women are visible on the shrine wall. The seated garlanded man is a candidate for a person by the page, but his appearance is not clearly distinctive enough to confirm.

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