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Priyanka Thirumurthy
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Head of Communications and Engagement, Asar
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By Pooja Prasanna, Priyanka Thirumurthy Verified| Newslaundry Verified In the heart of lush green Auroville lies a fenced-off plot of land – now referred to by many as the ‘mass graveyard for trees’. What we saw was overwhelming: hundreds of thousands of tree trunks stacked in massive piles. Our source alleged that the most valuable trees, like red sanders and chinar, were missing. Were they stored elsewhere, or had they simply vanished? “No one really knows, because there are no clear answers,” he said.
By Pooja Prasanna, Priyanka Thirumurthy Verified, Vidya Sigamany| The News Minute Verified This story is part of our series: The Spirituality Industry: A Deep Reporting Project, in which we will look at various religious cults in the country, where they get their funds from, their secrets and why they are attractive among certain age groups, communities, etc. In the heart of lush green Auroville lies a fenced-off plot of land—now referred to by many as the ‘mass graveyard for trees’. What we saw was overwhelming: hundreds of thousands of tree trunks stacked in massive piles.
By Pooja Prasanna, Priyanka Thirumurthy Verified| Newslaundry Verified In the heart of lush green Auroville lies a fenced-off plot of land – now referred to by many as the ‘mass graveyard for trees’. What we saw was overwhelming: hundreds of thousands of tree trunks stacked in massive piles. Our source alleged that the most valuable trees, like red sanders and chinar, were missing. Were they stored elsewhere, or had they simply vanished? “No one really knows, because there are no clear answers,” he said.