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A photograph inside a stone temple shrine at a ritual worship. Several priests in orange and saffron robes attend a deity murti draped in garlands of yellow and white flowers, with a gold arch behind it. A priest in orange clothing and a red head cloth waves a lamp or offering near the murti, while another priest at left in orange holds an object. Brass oil lamps, kalasha-style vessels and silver bowls of offerings sit on the altar in front. Red curtains hang at right. A person in a white top with an orange shawl photographs the ritual with a camera at lower right. Strings of white flowers and beads hang from the pillars.

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