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Issue No: 302, September 2014

Is there a future for some of Auroville’s beach communities?

The new Nice Kitchen at Repos – a doomed attempt? A few weeks ago, announcements began appearing in the News and Notes inviting Aurovilians to weekend activities at the beach community of Repos. Aurovilians were welcomed to enjoy a talent show, photographic exhibition, beach volleyball and acupuncture, and invited to try the latest specialty from Repos’ Nice Kitchen, Fruits Mela. What’s so unusual about this? you might ask. Well, one year ago Repos was in ruins, with the coastal fence and most of the houses destroyed by the invading sea [see Auroville Today # 280 and # 281, November and December 2012]. In fact, after an official announcement that Repos was closed and the main gate was locked, most Aurovilians thought the end was nigh for this formerly popular beach community. Rejuvenating Repos But a small group decided they were not going to give up so easily. G. Vasu, who continues to live in Repos, along with Boomi (Technica), Jayamoorthy (Ecoservice) and K. V...
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Issue No. 302, September 2014

  • Mini test ponds for the Matrimandir Lake
  • The Pool in the Garden of Consciousness
  • Education is the main way to change society
  • Is there a future for some of Auroville’s beach communities?
  • Facing out, facing in: Auroville’s Visitors’ Center
  • The Auroville Ambulance: Service in Action
  • The challenges of filming Auroville
  • Pushing the boundaries of theatre
  • In Brief
  • Letter: Visits of Tamil Nadu Chief Ministers
  • What is happening at Bharat Nivas?
  • R Kannan (Passing)

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