NASVI was invited to XLRI for a session on “Work and Dignity: Scope and Scale of Experimentation, Entrepreneurship Challenges, and Success Stories.”
An engaging discussion on the dignity of labour, grassroots entrepreneurship, and lessons from real-world experiences.
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In the name of international events, vendors with valid Certificates of Vending and PM SVANidhi benefits are being forced to shut down and have their carts confiscated—violating the Street Vendors Act, 2014.
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The Street Vendor Leaders’ Meeting, organised by the National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI), was successfully held in Delhi with active participation from vendor leaders and representatives.
A virtual meeting was organized with street vendor representatives from the North East to discuss the ongoing issues of eviction and displacement faced by vendors. The meeting led to constructive discussions on identifying sustainable and long-term solutions.
From the historic gates of the Red Fort to the irresistible aromas inside, India’s street food vendors are at the heart of Bharat Parva.
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The GSFF-26 celebration in Gorakhpur saw enthusiastic participation from street vendors across the city, delighting consumers and making the festival a grand success. Graced by Dr. Sudhir Kumar Singh (FSDA) and Shri Raju Kumar Verma (ADM & Project Officer-DUDA), boosting vendors’ morale.
~ Make your Diwali special by caring about at least one family Corona has affected many of us adversely. Some need help for economic recovery of their livelihoods, some are not earning enough to meet the health needs like surgery or post operation expenses while still some are unable to meet the education costs. This
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Removal of ‘illegal hawkers’ at Connaught Place has pushed them into distress The removal of “illegal” hawkers and street vendors from Connaught Place market following an order from the Delhi High Court has left many worried about their future. While some attempt to carry out their businesses around Connaught Place, most say they “have nowhere
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