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A crowded temple interior with pale marble-clad pillars and walls. A young boy in a white dhoti with an orange-yellow border and a bare upper body, wearing a dark thread, stands at the centre-left facing away, near a carved stone pillar. Several men in shirts and trousers, including one in a maroon shirt with a gold chain and one in a dark shirt, press close and lean forward. On the right, a man in a dark teal shirt extends his hand toward the pillar, while an elderly man in white shirt and dhoti bends forward. At the lower right a seated devotee's head is visible. Other men in white and light green shirts fill the background.

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A photograph inside a temple hall with ornate pillars and painted ceiling, showing a crowd beside a golden railing above a stone sanctum. A figure in a saffron robe with long white garland and a gold necklace stands at center, a bald elderly man in orange robes with a gold-edged cloth and a shaved head beside him, and a man in a white dhoti with gold border and rudraksha mala to the left. Other devotees in white with tilak marks surround them. a person is the central figure with the white garland and gold necklace, and the saffron-clad elder beside him is a sannyasi; the photo is a temple visit scene.2012-06-05June 01 20122012-06-01January 12 20092009-01-12June 05 20122012-06-05A photograph in a temple hall with stone pillars and a bell visible behind a crowd of devotees dressed in white and orange. In the foreground a bare-chested figure in an orange-red cloth with a maroon-and-gold headband and a gold-toned necklace holds up a printed sheet, pointing at it while others lean in to look. A man in an orange shirt with a tilak on his forehead stands beside him, and a man in a white shirt gestures toward the paper. Several more devotees in white shirts and a man in a white turban-like head covering watch closely. The figure's appearance is ambiguous and does not confirm the page's claim, so the description uses a role.2012-05-12 +1 copiesMay 18 20122012-05-18June 19 20142014-06-19 +1 copiesA photograph inside a hall with stone-clad pillars and hanging lights, where a bald, bare-chested man sits cross-legged on an orange cloth-covered seat, wearing an orange dhoti, gold-rimmed glasses, gold armbands, and a beaded mala. A standing man in a white shirt faces him, while a seated man in a light blue shirt holds a microphone toward him and a camera operator with a video camera stands nearby. A crowd of men in white and orange clothing stands around the room, and a kneeling man in a light shirt is at the lower edge. A brass bell hangs from the ceiling.2012-04-11May 12 20122012-05-12A night procession moves through a temple corridor with bright lights and a crowd behind. In the centre, a bare-chested man with his upper body uncovered wears a white dhoti with a blue-and-green striped cloth at the waist and a shawl-like wrap tied at the chest. Beside him, a man in a saffron-orange robe wears a white flower garland and a gold pendant, and carries a shawl draped over one shoulder. Other saffron-robed men with rudraksha malas and shaved heads walk nearby. On the right, a man in white with a yellow-bordered cloth and a rudraksha mala carries a long staff. Several shirted people and bystanders fill the background, with a yellow-lit deity murti area visible at the back.2012-05-07May 09 20122012-05-09A crowded temple scene in which devotees press forward with outstretched hands toward a figure at the right edge, wearing a saffron-orange robe. Several men stand close together: a bald man in a pale green striped shirt at left with hands pressed together, a man in glasses and a white dotted shirt holding a folded cloth, a man in a blue checked shirt, and a man in a red shirt behind. At right, a man in an orange robe with a bald head extends an arm toward the crowd, while a figure in white stands beside him. Behind them stand colourful deity murti with garlands and ornaments under a red-and-gold canopy, and a gold-edged orange cloth lies in the foreground.2010-08-28