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Urban affairs ministry partners Swiggy to take street vendors online

To run a pilot by on-boarding 250 vendors across five cities

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The move will give street vendors online access to thousands of consumers and help them grow their businesses, a ministry official said

Press Trust of India New Delhi
People in Delhi, Ahmedabad, Chennai, Indore, and Varanasi will soon be able to have food from street vendors delivered at their doorsteps as the Centre has joined hands with food aggregator Swiggy to take these small businesses online.
 
According to the Housing and Urban Affairs Ministry (MoHUA), this initiative has been launched in these five cities on a pilot basis by on-boarding 250 street food vendors and later, it will be rolled out in other parts of the country. Under the Prime Minister Street Vendor's AtmaNibhar Nidhi (PM SVANidhi) Scheme, the move will give street vendors online access to

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