National Association of Street Vendors of India – NASVI

Via TheHindu Street vendors in the Capital have finally got clarity on the rules guiding them, with the Delhi government notifying the amended Rules and Schemes to the Street Vendors’ (Protection of Livelihood and Regulation of Street Vending) Act, 2014. The new Act has given teeth to the nearly defunct “Town Vending Committees TVC)”, which […]

Via TheHindu The scheme, which will be flagged off around March 11-12, will continue for 15 days Around 20,000 food vendors across Delhi will be trained in hygiene and food safety. Food Safety and Standard Authority of India (FSSAI), Delhi government and National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) have come together to formulate […]

Via Times of India Months after it hurriedly notified the policy for rehabilitation of street vendors in the city, the AAP government is yet to start the process to identify vendors who will avail the benefit of the policy. The municipal corporations were supposed to form town vending committees (TVC), which would carry out a […]

Via Indian Express You are overburdening the court and wasting our time – Chief Secretary KK Sharma appeared before Delhi High Court Friday in response to summons issued in a contempt of court case for failing to take steps to implement the Street Vendors (Protection of Livelihood and Regulation of Street Vending) Act. A bench of […]

National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) promotes Indian Street Food Culture by participated in World Street Food Congress (WSFC) 2016 held at Manila, Philippines from 16 th April 2016 to 24 th April 2016. It was organized by Makansutra, a Singapore based street food promotion company in collaboration with Singapore Tourism Board. The WSFC have 25 […]

Via Business Standard  A national-level organisation is helping street vendors know and exercise their legal rights They came at 9 pm one night, confiscated her bamboo tripod, snatched the pan in which oil was still simmering and scared the daylights out of her young children. Deprived of her equipment, Kanchan could not fry and sell […]