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Indoor puja scene before a gilded throne with a carved lion-form armrest and leopard-print cushions. A seated man in a maroon robe with white flower garland and saffron-toned shawl, with white tilak on forehead, sits with eyes closed. Before him, a priest with bare upper body kneels at a tray of brass bowls holding flowers and offerings. A woman in white sari with rudraksha mala watches, with other women in orange and red blouses seated nearby. Hanging brass lamps and bells surround the throne. Watermarked archive photo.

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May 30 20172017-05-30May 30 20172017-05-30May 30 20172017-05-30May 30 20172017-05-30May 30 20172017-05-30A seated man in a maroon-red robe and a golden crown, wearing a pink and white flower garland and a rudraksha-style orange-beaded wrist band, sits on an ornate golden throne with gilded lion heads and a leopard-print cushion. He faces a row of women seated on the floor before silver thali trays heaped with flowers, fruit and lit oil lamps. Several women wear white and saffron saris, and one holds a small object. Hanging brass oil lamps and bells decorate the top left, with a black wall and wall-mounted air conditioner behind. This appears to be a puja ritual in progress, with a person seated on the throne receiving the offerings, though his appearance is only partly visible.2017-07-07May 30 20172017-05-30May 30 20172017-05-30July 07 20172017-07-07June 23 20172017-06-23July 07 20172017-07-07July 07 20172017-07-07