NASVI is an organization working for the protection of the livelihood rights of thousands of street vendors across the country. Beginning as a Network in 1998, NASVI was registered in 2003 under the Societies registration Act of 1860. The main objective behind establishing NASVI was to bring together the street vendor organizations in India so …
New Delhi, 4 August: National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) which has long been struggling for a comprehensive central law in favour of street vendors on Saturday expressed anguish over the delay in clearing the much awaited Street Vendors (Protection of Livelihood and Regulation of Street Vending) Bill, 2012 and called upon the …
No Delay! Pass the Street Vendors Law in Current Session of Parliament No Benefit and Honour in Killing Livelihood of Street Vendors! No to FDI in Retail Scrap Draconian Provision of Food Safety and Regulation Act As cities and towns are growing in India, many opportunities and challenges are also coming up before …
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