The Ministry of Tourism has collaborated with NASVI for providing training to food vendors through its affiliated Hotel Management Institutes . The program named ‘Swach Bharat Swach Pakwan ‘ has set a target of training around 15,000 food vendors by March 2016 Work responsibilities of NASVI under this program is 1) Identify the food […]
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Massive Protest by Street Vendors at all Municipal Bodies in Delhi CHANT NAGAR NIGAMS ARE NARAK NIGAMS Commissioner Promised Not to Issue Challan and Harass Street Vendors Survey to begin within a month NEW DELHI :20TH JANUARY Thousands of Street Vendors from different markets of Delhi marched in different groups to the three Municipal
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NEW DELHI: With an aim to train street food vendors on cleanliness and hygiene, the National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) recently organized a workshop in the city. Their training also included various aspects of food preservation techniques. “We were already aware of the cleanliness aspect, but NASVI taught us how to present
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Amidst cheerful and satiated crowd Street Food Fest concludes Several cultural personalities, social entrepreneurs and master chef and thousands of foodies joined and enjoyed the carnival Amidst foggy night, cheerful and satiated crowd, the four-day long National Street Food Festival organized by the National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) concluded here in national
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Nasvi, with collaboration with the Ministry of Tourism, is organising a 6-day training program in Ludhiana from 11th December to 16th December for orientation, testing and certification of cooks working in various eateries and dhabas. The understanding with the Ministry was that NASVI will nominate the service providers derectly to the IHMs and FCIs and
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Small traders under the banner of Pheri Patri Thela Vyavsayi Samiti held a workshop at Nagar nigam Auditorium, Varanasi on 12th November to discuss the provisions of Street Vendors (Protection of Livelihood and Regulation of Street Vending) Act, 2014. Under the chairmanship of samiti president Rajendra Singh, the association demanded implementation of instructions given by
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NASS organizes National Conference in New Delhi National Alliance for Social Security (NASS) organized a two-day National Conference on 3rd and 4th December, 2014 at Vishwa Yuvak Kendra, New Delhi. The theme of the conference was Centre Staging Social Security for the Informal Economy Workers in India. The main objective of the conference was to discuss various issues of the informal
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Street Food Festival 2014 Inauguration by Sanjeev Kapoor, the famous Indian chef As the leading platform of street vendors of India, the National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) has always tried to champion the causes of the street food vendors and help them assert with their acumen and brilliance of profession. For NASVI,
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“HIGH COURT LAMBASTS MUNICIPAL AND POLICE AUTHORITIES” ASKS NASVI TO FILE CONTEMPT COURT ORDER RESTORES HOPE OF IMPLEMENTATION OF VENDING ACT New Delhi, 10thDecember, 2014: Hearing a writ petition of National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) against continuous eviction and harassment of street vendors in Delhi, Hon’ble High Court of Delhi took a
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