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A large hall filled with hundreds of seated men in white clothes, many wearing white cloth blindfolds over their eyes, during a meditation session. They sit cross-legged on green mats; several wear rudraksha malas and small identity badges on their chests. A banner row and draped white fabric line the back of the hall. The visible foreground men include one in a white shirt and dhoti-style white trousers with a rudraksha mala, and another in a checked shirt. The scene suggests a yoga or meditation programme. Overlaid copyright text and archive credit appear at the lower right.

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