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A large indoor audience seated on white plastic chairs in a whitewashed hall with arched windows, ceiling fans, and a balcony with string lights. Most people wear white shirts and dhotis or mundus; a bald man in the foreground wears a red vibhuti mark and a rudraksha-style mala, a woman in a yellow sari with a gold necklace sits nearby, and an elderly woman in white with a red border sits to the right. Attendees appear to be listening attentively toward the front, out of frame. No a person candidate is visible in the image.

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