NEW DELHI, Sept 21 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – A stack of unsold shawls is an unsettling sight for street vendor K. Kunjalata Devi, reminding her of the daily struggle to feed her family as COVID-19 threatens the livelihoods of millions of informal traders across India. India – one of the countries worst-hit by the coronavirus […]
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Training Seminar “Analysing Trade Union Transformation and changing Industrial Relations through the Power Resources Approach” was organised by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES) at Hotel Jaypee Vasant Continental, Vasant Vihar, Basant Lok, New Delhi on 4th October, 2017. Patrick Ruether, Head of FES India Office welcomed all guests. Mirko Herberg, Head of FES Global TU Programme,
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FIFTH STREETNET INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS New Delhi, India, 4-6th October, 2016 5 Th STREETNET INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS was successfully organized where 109 delegates from 54 countries participated.After the welcome formality, 5 members Panelists discussed about present context of New Street Vendors (Protection of livelihood & Regulation of Street Vending Act, 2014) implementation. The Panel consisted of Simantha
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The third International Conference on Creativity and Innovations at the Grassroots (ICCIG) held at the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM-A) from 19th – 21st January 2015 with participation from over 250 delegates from all over the world. Mrs. Sangeeta Singh, Head of Street Food Program represented NASVI and shared NASVI experience about Harnessing Innovations
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National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) held its Executive Committee meeting on 12th of February 2015 at Hotel Siam International Delhi. The Executive Committee members presented their state reports with regard to the various activities taken up in their states for the implementation of the Central Law for street vendors. The members also
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Street vendors of Delhi formed Four Different federations to tackle the laxity of Municipal Bodies in implementing the Central Act Each of the Federation formerly elected separate committee to create pressure on the respective Municipal Bodies Training of 1000 food vendors of Delhi will be organized on 24th of December New Delhi, 26 November:
National Street Food Festival – 2016 Timings: 23, 24 & 25 December, 12 noon-10 pm Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Gate No: 14 Address: Bhisma Pitamah Road, Lodhi Road, Delhi- 110003 Entry By ticket Only- INR 80 Per Person, Also Ticket Available Online on Bookmyshow.com Dear All, Greetings from NASVI! As you all know that the street
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Street Vendors deplores Continuous Harassment by Municipal Bodies and Police Authorities at CANDLELIGHT VIGIL Street vendors celebrate International Street Vendors Day NASVI to accelerate process of forming Asia level Alliance of Street Vendors Candlelight Vigil Calls for an “Proper Implementation of Street Vendors ACT 2014” New Delhi, 14 November: NASVI Celebrated International Street Vendors Day
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Punjab To discuss the issues of the street vendors, Ludhiana Rehri Fadi Federation in collaboration with NASVI organized a state conference in Ludhiana on 4th November, 2014. The state conference was attended by the Mayor and Commissioner of Ludhiana along with 1000 vendors with their leaders from 10 districts of Punjab- Ludhiana, Sangrur, Amritsar, Barnala,
Supreme Court Order- The issues related to street vendor’s rights and privileges are not of a recent concern. It can be dated back to 1980 with matters like Bombay Hawkers Union Vs. Bombay Municipal Corporation (1985)3 SCC 528, Sodan Singh Vs. New Delhi Municipal Committee (1989)4 SCC 155, Gainda Ram vs. Municipal Corporation of Delhi
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