Welcome to Auroville
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Welcome to Auroville
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#2Down for me..
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#3You'd think there was some seedy truth to the place but an ex of mine had family involved in the administration of the place and I've been there (both before I knew her and after). Quite a charming place in reality.
Though I'm told everything almost fell apart after a founder or big leader died and the government had to step in. It's the Indian government so usually that's a disaster but this one seems to have turned out okay.
Anyway, it's unlikely the website can handle an average company let alone HN so mirrors:
https://web.archive.org/web/20200427170816/https://www.aurov...
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#5Looks like the page is down, here’s the Wikipedia page. Apparently it’s an experimental city created in the 1960s in India.
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#6Went to Auroville, really nice place along with Pondicherry.
There is an element of cult to the place but their message is good
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#7How's the Internet access there?
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#9Went to Auroville, really nice place along with Pondicherry. There is an element of cult to the place but their message is good
I went there, too.
A lot, and only, black people working for 'illuminated' white (rich) ones: I was pretty shocked.
Nothing new, really: and this is pretty sad.
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#10How's the Internet access there?
Please don't go there to turn it into another "digital nomad" place.