Press Statement Heat of Mumbai hawkers protest reaches national capital with street vendors forming human chain in Delhi demanding institution of murder charge against Mumbai ACP whose terror led to death of a hawker in Mumbai Agitators demand compensation of Rs. 25 lakh from Maharashtra government to the family of dead street vendor New Delhi, […]
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Press Statement Transfer of Mumbai ACP Vasant Dhoble is Hush up exercise Institute murder charge against infamous ACP and give compensation of Rs. 25 lakh to the family of dead street vendor, NASVI demands Street vendors to form human chain in Delhi on 20 January Huge Rally at Azad Maidan in Mumbai on 24 January
Date: 12 .01.2013 Memorandum To Hon’ble Minister for Home Affairs Government of India Subject: Seeking urgent intervention to ensure immediate institution of murder charge against the Mumbai ACP Vasant Dhoble killing street vendor in Mumbai and the compensation of Rs. 25 lakh from the state government to the family of the
Press Statement NASVI protests death of street vendor in Mumbai during police crackdown and demands institution of murder charges against infamous ACP Vasant Dhoble and compensation of Rs. 25 lakh to the family of the deceased New Delhi, 12 January: National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) and its Mumbai based affiliate Azad Hawkers’
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Demand Inclusive Central Law and Municipal Reform NASVI wishes all its members, supporters and sympathizers A Very Happy and Promising New Year 2013. 2012 has passed giving us several opportunities to build on our struggles to get central law enacted in favour of street vendors. For NASVI, 2012 was full of activities and campaigns. It
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National Convention, Annual General Meeting and Street Food Festival conclude in Delhi Taking a major leap forward towards getting a comprehensive and effective central legislation in favour of street vendors and influencing the government as well as the urban bodies to create conducive environment for street vendors including railway vendors and street food vendors, National
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India 2012 – Derisking Indian Cities Via http://www.weforum.org/ How are the public, private and civil service sectors innovating to address risks and build resilience in Indian cities? – Innovations to address energy, water and transport risks – New models of governance – Servicing fast-growing areas Speakers · Ajit Gulabchand, Chairman and Managing Director, Hindustan Construction
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Invitation National Convention Growing Cities, Marginalized Vendors Need of Comprehensive Central Law 13 December, 2012, 11.00 AM Main Lawns, VP House, Rafi Marg, New Delhi Greetings from NASVI! National Association of Street Vendors of India [NASVI], a federation of more than 715 street vendor organizations and trade unions across 23 states with a membership
Minister assures all key amendments raised by street vendors would be incorporated to make law effective and comprehensive Minister also assures that he would talk to Railway Minister to ensure inclusion of railway vendors in the law New Delhi, 5 November: National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) campaign and efforts for inclusive
Released at Press Conference in Delhi on 3 November, 2012 Street Vendors Bill goes to Standing Committee NASVI says Bill has major shortcomings and launches campaign for inclusive and effective central law Points of Amendments submitted to Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation, National Advisory Council and Standing Committee Chairperson NASVI delegation would meet
