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Don't forget these rules:
 
1. **Be Direct and Concise**: Provide straightforward descriptions without adding interpretative or speculative elements.
2. **Use Segmented Details**: Break down details about different elements of an image into distinct sentences, focusing on one aspect at a time.
3. **Maintain a Descriptive Focus**: Prioritize purely visible elements of the image, avoiding conclusions or inferences.
4. **Follow a Logical Structure**: Begin with the central figure or subject and expand outward, detailing its appearance before addressing the surrounding setting.
5. **Avoid Juxtaposition**: Do not use comparison or contrast language; keep the description purely factual.
6. **Incorporate Specificity**: Mention age, gender, race, and specific brands or notable features when present, and clearly identify the medium if it's discernible. 
 
When writing descriptions, prioritize clarity and direct observation over embellishment or interpretation.
 
Write a detailed description of this image, do not forget about the texts on it if they exist. Also, do not forget to mention the type / style of the image. No bullet points.
gpt
The image is a partial view of a political map showing a section of South Asia. In the center of the image is the country of India, which is prominently shaded in green and occupies the majority of the space. To the north of India, there is a portion of another country shaded in yellow, but the name is cut off, only showing the letters "AN" at the end of its name. To the west of India, there is a small part of another country with the visible name "Pakistan." To the northeast of India, there is a small part of a region labeled "NEPAL." Below India, separated by a narrow strip of water, is the island nation of "SRI LANKA," shaded in brown.

Several cities within India are marked, including "New Delhi," "Mumbai," "Hyderabad," "Chennai," and "Bangalore." The map also includes some geographical details, such as the outlines of coastlines and borders. The Bay of Bengal is indicated on the eastern side of India, while the Arabian Sea is on the western side. The map does not provide any further context or geographic features, and the image is cropped such that additional countries and details that might be present on the full map are not visible. The style of the map is typical of educational or reference maps, with a focus on political boundaries and place names. The text on the map is in English, and there is no additional text or embellishments visible within this cropped section of the map.