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A photograph of a large ornate festival pavilion at a Kumbh Mela camp, its facade draped in red, orange, saffron and cream striped cloth with purple and yellow pointed finials. A banner across the front reads Shri Radha Sarveshwar Nagar, with a portrait photo beside it. Marigold garlands hang over the entrance, and yellow and white signs flank the doorway. Several people walk past in front, including a man in white with a cap, a man in saffron robes, and a man in a green shirt. A white hatchback is parked on dusty ground under a clear blue sky, with overhead wires and a loudspeaker on a pole.

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