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This image depicts a Hindu shrine, identified by inscriptions as the Shree Shree Bishashanti Kali Mandir, located at 29, Shobharam Basak Street, Kolkata-7, India. The shrine features a central dark-colored idol of Goddess Kali, adorned with a golden crown, red and yellow garlands, and floral offerings, positioned within an arched marble niche. To the left, a smaller, dark-colored idol, likely a Shiva Lingam, also garlanded, rests on a lower marble platform. The interior walls and platforms of the shrine are constructed with light-colored marble tiles. A barefoot man, wearing a blue and white plaid shirt and dark blue trousers, sits on the lowest marble platform, facing the deities. He holds a dark rectangular object, possibly a mobile phone, in his right hand. Several lit small lamps and brass ritual vessels are placed on the platforms in front of the deities and near the man. From the ceiling, a brass bell hangs on a chain, accompanied by two fluorescent light fixtures and a ceiling fan. A faucet is integrated into the marble structure on the left wall, above a small basin. Inscriptions in Bengali and Hindi script are visible on the marble walls, detailing dedications and the temple's address. A reddish metal gate structure is partially visible on the right side. Outside the shrine, on the street level, a pair of light brown sandals rests on the asphalt ground, and a bamboo pole stands vertically on the far left.
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