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A seated gathering in a plain whitewashed hall with white plastic chairs arranged in rows. Many attendees wear white dhotis and shirts, while several people in the center and front wear saffron/orange clothing. A man in the upper center stands bare-chested with a white cloth draped over his shoulders and a saffron shawl, facing the crowd near a garland of flowers laid on the floor. Women in saris and salwar kameez sit among the audience, some with flowers in their hair. Several men with folded hands appear in prayerful posture. The atmosphere suggests a satsang or ceremonial gathering.

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