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A large seated congregation fills a festive tent with golden draped canopies, red and maroon curtains, and hanging colourful tassels. Many devotees sit cross-legged on the floor in white kurtas, saffron and orange robes, and rudraksha malas, some with hands pressed in prayer. Two large screens display a ceremony on stage, and a deity murti sits at the left side of the hall. Dense rows of people fill the foreground, with two cameras on tripods near the right edge. a person's presence is not clearly established from visible cues.

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