Describe the scene of the Ram Navami flag procession in Shirdi, including the key figures and actions involved.

Chapter 25 provides a vivid sketch of the flag procession during the annual Ram Navami festival. The event features two large new flags, one provided by the Nimonkars and the other by the devotee Damu Anna. The procession itself had a designated starting point: the house of Kondaji Sutara, the carpenter. From his house, the flags were taken out in a procession accompanied by the sound of musical instruments, suggesting a festive and vibrant atmosphere. The procession concluded at the Masjid, where the long banners of the flags were tied to its two ends, marking the culmination of this important devotional ritual in Shirdi.