Seva Times is a news service dedicated to reporting service activities of the Art of Living across India. Seva Times seeks to document the processes, outcomes and the work of the Art of Living's volunteers as they go about bringing about a transformation in communities across villages and cities in India.
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Documentation of the projects would not only serve to keep track of the activities but also provide encouragement, sharing of experiences and know-how as well as incorporating lessons learned for future service. “Service organizations can be more streamlined in processes and documentation. Ours is a volunteer-based organization and many times people take up and implement great projects but it's hardly documented. Very often, I myself come to know later what project they did,” says Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, founder of The Art of Living.
Just as those who spearhead service activities are the yuvacharyas – young people dedicated to service, Seva Times is also run by yuvacharyas.
Graduates of the Youth Leadership Training Programme, a group of yuvacharyas from across India have been trained to report, write and document service activities. Seva Times has a print component that is published once a month. This is the online section that provides service in real-time, as it is happening.
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Kumudvathi rejuvenation moves to second phase
The 'Enhancing Green Cover’ phase of the Kumudvathi River Rejuvenation Project will see plantation of 1 lakh saplings in the river basin over a period of one year. Read More
Alcoholics turn into social reformers in Maharashtra
Art of Living teacher Gouram Bidave's (9890012009) efforts to free people from alcohol addiction have transformed the lives of more than 7000 people in villages in Maharashtra.
Read MoreInitiative to save desi cows in Maharashtra
Farmers in Maharashtra gear up to save desi cows
Read MoreGobar gas plants in Gujarat
Yuvacharyas in Gujarat set up 14 gobar gas plants to save the trees being cut for fuel.
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