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Gujarat level Street Vendors Convention ‘Lari Galla Jagriti Sabha’ concludes in Surat

Convention vows to intensify agitation for effective and comprehensive central law and against FDI entry into retail Convention also calls upon vendors to vote for  Pro-vendor and pro-labour candidates in upcoming state assembly elections City level street vendor federations would be formed   Surat, 12 October: A large number of street vendors and their representatives

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Bihar government and its municipal bodies need to move beyond ‘Pilot mode Mentality’

New Delhi, 15 September: National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) has called upon the Bihar government to mainstream thousands of street vendors with those urban development business plans which the government is envisioning to augment urban economies in the state. The Association said on Saturday that the government and municipal bodies in Bihar

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Street vendors call FDI national disaster and protest across several cities

New Delhi, 19 September: Thousands of street vendors and small retailers across several cities on Wednesday responded to the ‘Anti- FDI Protest’ call given by the National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) by coming on to the streets shouting slogans like ‘FDI is national disaster for working poor, Protest it tooth and nail’

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NASVI organized Punjab level ‘Street Vendors Convention’ concludes

Street vendors ask government ‘cities grow and opportunities come up, but why do they remain vulnerable and marginalized?’ Chandigarh, 6 October: A large number of street vendors and their representatives from Chandigarh and other parts of Punjab on Saturday joined a state level convention asking government and municipal bodies ‘ cities and towns grow and

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