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A screenshot of an online video call gallery grid, showing about twenty participant tiles from a KAILASA Toronto Zoom-style gathering. Most tiles show people at home in front of living-room furniture, bookshelves, paintings or altars. One tile shows a woman in a red and orange sari seated on a sofa beside a framed landscape. Another shows a person in a red top before a small shrine with a deity figure. A tile at the lower left shows a woman beside a lit altar with a deity murti and oil lamps. Several tiles show plain-coloured name placeholders, such as a letter S and a tile labelled Saranya. A top-right tile shows a woman with a gold forehead ornament and tilak. No figure is clearly identifiable as a person.

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