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The tree felling continues extensively

Feature

Felled Service Trees on a section of the recently completed Crown Road

On the 4th January, many people were shocked to see many Service trees (Peltophorum pterocarpum/ Copper Pod tree) being felled on the Crown between the Solar Kitchen and Mahalakshmi Home.

What it means to be stewards of the land

Reflection, By Nikki (Nikethana)

1 Nikki mud plastering a wall in Anitya community

Nikethana is a resident of Anitya community, the first community in the Joy of Impermanence (JOI) project, which aims at creating community spaces based on impermanence and self-sufficiency.

Anitya: from vision to reality

An interview with Nikki (Nikethana), Mathilde and Serena Aurora, By Alan

Joy of Impermanence (JOI) is an umbrella project that aims to create new communities in Auroville based on impermanence and sustainability.

New youth communities

Feature, By Lesley

Mother’s foot soldier

An interview with Jothi Prasad, By Alan

Prasad joined Auroville in 1989. He has taught in New Creation School, worked on the Matrimandir and at present manages the construction unit Auromira which is involved in the completion of the Sunship and Kalpana projects.

YouthLink moves toward the future

Event review, By Kavitha

YouthLink celebrated Auroville’s 50th Anniversary by launching two of its projects, the Hive and the Joy of Impermanence.