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A tall golden flagpole with a dark maroon flag hoisted against a pale blue sky, decorated with yellow and red marigold garlands and green leaves with dried grass at its top. Set on the flag is a framed portrait of a smiling figure in an orange robe seated in meditation with a mala, consistent with a Dwajarohanam flag-hoisting ceremony. A palm tree appears at the lower right. No people are visible in the frame.

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December 22 20182018-12-22December 22 20182018-12-22December 22 20182018-12-22 +2 copiesDecember 22 20182018-12-22 +1 copiesDecember 22 20182018-12-22December 22 20182018-12-22 +1 copiesDecember 22 20182018-12-22 +1 copiesOctober 03 20162016-10-03December 22 20182018-12-22 +1 copiesA tall copper flagstaff, or dwajasthambha, rises from an ornately carved wooden base wrapped with white and orange flower garlands and green leaves, with a small figure finial at its top and a yellow ribbon fluttering. A standing man in a dark maroon-brown robe and a garland of yellow and red marigolds pulls a rope tied to the pole, with a rudraksha mala visible on his chest. Coconut palms and sky surround the scene.2016-10-03 +1 copiesJanuary 04 20192019-01-04A tall gold-painted dhvaja stambha flagpole stands on a round concrete base, topped with straw and green leaves and wrapped in garlands of yellow and red flowers. A maroon banner hangs from it, bearing a framed portrait of a robed figure. Around the base lie scattered flower petals. To the right, several devotees in orange and rust-coloured robes stand with hands joined in namaste and gaze upward; one man holds a small brass object and a woman in an orange sari stands nearby. A ceremonial umbrella with red and gold fringe shelters them, and a cutout portrait with a yellow flower garland is held among them. Palm trees and a clear sky complete the scene.2018-12-22 +1 copies