My OperaThe Trans Indus community
Friday, May 9, 2008 3:09:37 AM
Community: Trans Indus, built by BCIL has a library, games room, community center, gallery and restaurant. At the time of my visit, the community center was full of residents doing oil painting. There is an amphitheater, where theater, dance, music and other cultural events are held which attracts audiences from outside the community. There is a strong promotional and educational component, with various brochures describing and promoting Trans Indus. In common areas in the campus, there are signboards here and there with pictures of species of fauna and flora and simple explanations about them.
All residents are members of the Trans Indus Residents Association, which meets once a month. The president, secretary and treasurer change every year, and are chosen by consensus. There are no strict rules for residents, but they are strongly encouraged to follow some basic guidelines on sustainability and conservation in the design of the homes and lifestyle choices.
All residents are members of the Trans Indus Residents Association, which meets once a month. The president, secretary and treasurer change every year, and are chosen by consensus. There are no strict rules for residents, but they are strongly encouraged to follow some basic guidelines on sustainability and conservation in the design of the homes and lifestyle choices.
