Auroville's monthly news magazine since 1988

Issue Nº383-384

Jul 2021 (51 months ago)
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Features

“Auroville must start a COVID-19 awareness drive for its employees”

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Auroville Village Action’s response to the second wave

Masks making


New Secretary appointed

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Temporary Emergency Maintenance A year ago, in May 2020, the Budget Coordination Committee (BCC) and the Funds and Assets Management Committee (FAMC) jointly created “Temporary Emergency Maintenances” for those Aurovilians working in activities, units or services who were no longer able to receive a maintenance from their unit or service due to the Covid-19 emergency, and were in need...

Dismissing an Aurovilian In the last three years, the Auroville Council has had to deal with many situations where a unit, a service, an Auroville activity or a school had to ask an Aurovilian to discontinue his or her work...

Improving relationships with neighbouring villages Though Auroville has done a lot of welfare work for the villages, more attention is needed in building healthy and collaborative relationships with the village leaders and elders...

The Matrimandir Gardens Work on the Garden of the Unexpected, on the western edge of the Matrimandir gardens oval, has picked up speed again with a tree platform having been built...

Celebrating Sri Aurobindo’s 150th anniversary The Working Committee has appointed a core team of five Aurovilians to prepare the celebrations of Sri Aurobindo’s 150th birth anniversary 15-08-2022...

Residents’ Assembly decision making policy In February this year, the Residents’ Assembly Service (RAS) announced its wish to pause all Residents’ Assembly Decision-making (RAD) processes until a review is made of the existing decision-making policy and the RAS mandate...

Entry issues The Entry Service reported that during the entire lockdown period it was fully engaged in discharging its duties...