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A rain-fed river in the Himalayan valley runs swollen and milky-grey past a steep, green-forested cliff. A winding white-railed road is cut into the slope above, with a small roadside building and a white signboard reading Vishnu Prayag Hydro Electric Project or similar on a hillside structure. Foliage in the foreground frames the view from a moving vehicle. No people are visible.

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