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Night procession of devotees through a village street lit by electric lights and strings of colourful bulbs. At the centre, a smiling man wears a thick red floral garland, a rudraksha mala and a maroon-red cloth, with gold armlets. Beside him, a bald man in white dhoti and a saffron-orange shawl with a gold-bordered cloth walks, and another shaved-headed man in orange stands to the right. Crowds of devotees press close on both sides, many with palms pressed together in greeting, including women in saris and children in colourful dresses. A man in the foreground wears white and a green-striped cloth with vibhuti on his forehead. Red and green bunting hangs overhead. a person identity uncertain from appearance alone; the central figure is described by role only.

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