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A photograph inside a decorated hall with orange, purple and white flower garlands strung along the pillars and ceiling. Petals are scattered on the floor. A young man with long swept-back dark hair wears an orange robe, a white flower garland and a rudraksha mala and smiles while walking forward. Beside him an elderly white-bearded man in an orange dhoti and shawl walks with a hand near the younger man. Around them, devotees in white shirts and mundus, several with rudraksha malas, and orange-robed attendants move through the crowd. A boy in a red shirt holds a plate, and a basket of flowers is visible at the lower left.

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