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A photograph of a line of devotees standing on a dirt path beside an orange-red brick wall, with trees and a pale blue sky. Children and young people in traditional clothes stand with palms pressed together in namaste. A girl in a red dress with green lower cloth and gold necklace stands near the center, while a boy in a cream silk kurta and dhoti stands to the right. Several others wear white or pink kurtas, orange and red blouses, and white dhotis. A white car is parked at the left edge. No a person candidate is clearly visible, so the identity is left unsure as no recognizable appearance cues are shown. Visible people total about fifteen.

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