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Ludhiana civic body yet to set up vending zones: Assn

Ludhiana, April 16 Despite repeated demands by a street vendors’ union, the Municipal Corporation (MC) is delaying the process to set up vending zones for the vendors in the city. Tiger Singh, secretary, north unit of the National Association of Street Vendors (NASVI), said the civic body was yet to set up vending zones for […]

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COVID-19 Phase-II : letters requesting relieve relating Street Vendors

Title: Threat to livelihood and survival of street vendors of India due to emergent restrictions in COVID 19 Phase two
Letter to: Hon’ble Prime Minister of India

Request letters to Hon’ble Chief Minister of:

– Bihar [ English ]

– Maharashtra [ English ]

– Andhra Pradesh [ English ]

– Bihar [ English ]

– Chhattisgadh [ English ]

– Delhi [ English ]

– Goa [ English ]

– Gujrat [ English ]

– Jharkhand [ English ]

– Karnataka [ English ]

– Madhya Pradesh [ English ]

– Odisha [ English ]

– Punjab [ English ]

– Rajasthan [ English ]

– Telangana [ English ]

– Uttar Pradesh [ English ]

– Uttaranchal [ English ]

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Swarojgari Street Vendors’ Swavlambi Cooperative Society – Registered

A Cooperative Society for Street Vendors’ got registered in Jamshedpur in collaboration with Nasvi and Adithi Sanstha and Jharkhand Street Vendors Union for Self-reliance and Economic Empowerment. The Society was registered as Swarojgari Street Vendors’ Swavlambi Cooperative Society and the certificate of committee registration was issued by District Cooperative Officer, Sh. Ashok Tiwari in the

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Loss of Income, Debts, Police Harassment: A Street Vendor’s Suffering In The Pandemic

Anu, Archu and Kavita at work. Credits: Priyanka Gulati Anu, Archu, and Kavita are three sandwich sellers who set up a small stall together outside a corporate office. They have been cooking and selling sandwiches there for 7 years! Until the pandemic swooped in, and their business came to a standstill for almost 7 months.

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Food to go? Covid threatens Hyderabad’s famous street food carts

Food stalls provide a livelihood for millions of people in India, but have been badly hit by the pandemic. Photograph: BMD Images/Alamy On a normal working day, Venkateshwara Rao would be ready by 4pm, stationed on the pavement waiting for office workers to emerge and order their favourite varieties of idli and dosa from his bandi,

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