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A seated religious leader in white robes and a white head covering with a gold tilak on his forehead sits on a red and ornate cushioned chair before a microphone and a lectern. A nameplate on the lectern reads RAMDAYALJI MAHARAJ with a line below naming Ram Niwas Dham, Bhilwada, Rajasthan. Beside him sits another man in pink robes and a pink head covering with a gold tilak. The background shows carved red and gold decorative panels. A bundle of colourful cables runs beneath the lectern.

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