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A crowded outdoor courtyard with whitewashed walls and a doorway, where many devotees sit on white plastic chairs and the floor. In the foreground, women wear orange, magenta, red and green saris and men wear white kurtas and dark shirts. Standing near the centre, a man in a white kurta and dark beaded necklace stands beside a man in a blue shirt with long curly hair, while others stand along the back wall. A small white placard with blue text is on the upper right wall. The gathering appears to be a seated audience awaiting an event.

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