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A woman in a red saree with a red blouse and dark-rimmed glasses stands under a red-roofed open shelter, placing her hand on the forehead of a black-and-brown spotted cow. The cow wears a beaded necklace and has yellow turmeric and red kumkum marks on its horns and head. Behind them are a woven bamboo fence, a mud-brick wall, and a leafy tree in morning light.

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