A large seated audience in a hall, mostly women in white and cream saris and salwar, some with pink, orange and red accents. In the foreground a woman in glasses wears a red-and-multicolour shawl, and another woman in the centre wears an orange shawl and white top. Many attendees wear eyeglasses and bindis. Rows of people fill the frame. No a person candidate is visible in this crowd shot. - Nithyanandapedia

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A large seated audience in a hall, mostly women in white and cream saris and salwar, some with pink, orange and red accents. In the foreground a woman in glasses wears a red-and-multicolour shawl, and another woman in the centre wears an orange shawl and white top. Many attendees wear eyeglasses and bindis. Rows of people fill the frame. No a person candidate is visible in this crowd shot.

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