In the second wave of Covid-19, the conditions of women street vendors are extremely diorite. Therefore, NASVI is organising a virtual meeting on the issue of women street vendors on May 27, 2021 (Thursday) @12:00 noonTopic: Impact of Covid-19 on Women Street Vendors Please click the link below to join the webinar:Zoom : https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82483681706Live at: […]
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PRESS RELEASE Vendor leaders Shared cases of Police Harassment; Advocates, Ex-Police Officer and Activist attended the webinar, Demand to constitute a joint committee on Harassment issues. Delhi 15th May, 2021; The National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) launched a national level helpline number for the police brutality on the street vendors. After the
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Empty fast food carts stand idle in front of the Ozone Galleria Mall at Saraidhela-Govindpur road in Dhanbad on Friday.Gautam Dey The state-wide lockdown has impacted over five thousand roadside fast food sellers across the district, many of whom don’t have ration cards and are thus facing difficulty to manage food grains to survive. Those
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A national meeting with all the members of NASVI is being conducted through the virtual medium in light of the decision taken in the meeting of the Executive Committee of NASVI. In this meeting, a helpline number of NASVI is being released. Date: 15 May 2021Time: 12 noon Visit Or join us live on our
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On May 8, 2021, an Emergency meeting of the Executive Committee of NASVI was held. In this meeting, representatives from those states were also invited, from which no members were in the Executive, so that the situation of the whole country can be known. Shri Arbind Singh – Coordinator said that after hearing all the
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The entire country is facing severe threats of the 2nd wave of pandemic COVID-19. We need drastic and timely measures that are commensurate with the scale of the crisis to survive the current Coronavirus. These measures must protect our people, in particular the most vulnerable – including the elderly, the sick and the poor.
Economic and social challenges and drastic consequences of the 2nd wave of COVID-19 pandemic on the informal sector workers such as Safai Sathis, waste picker workers, domestic workers, daily wage workers, construction workers, street vendors, auto rickshaw workers, home based workers etc have much more adverse effect.
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Maharashtra government has decided to provide financial assistance of Rs.1500/- to 411745 street vendors of Maharashtra who have filed applications under PMSVANidhi Yojana till 15th April 2021 during the second phase of lockdown caused by Covid-19. A sincere thanks to the Govt. of Maharashtra State on behalf of entire Street Vendors of Nasvi family. Letter : issued
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“We want the government to make serious efforts — such as food vendors should also be included in essential service like vegetable and fruit sellers and Rs 6,000 should be provided to all surveyed dwellers per month, till their livelihood is restored,” said Arbind Singh, National Coordinator, NASVI. New Delhi: The sudden announcement of the
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PRESS RELEASE NASVI TO CM, LG AND POLICE – LOCKDOWN HAS SPELT DISASTER ON VENDORS HARASSMENT/ BRIBERY BY POLICE HAS INCREASED MANYFOLD IN LOCKDOWN DEMANDS RS 6000 TRANSFER TO SURVEYED VENDORS URGENTLY Delhi 26th April 2021; The National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) has written to Shri Arvind Kejriwal Chief Minister pointing out
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