Finding the Right Space for Kochi’s Street Vendors: D Dhanuraj
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Kochi street vendors need suitable vending zones and dedicated spaces for effective rehabilitation, says D Dhanuraj. The post Finding the Right Space for Kochi’s Street Vendors: D Dhanuraj appeared first on Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR).
Key Facts
TypeAnalysis
SourceCentre for Public Policy Research
PublishedTuesday, 1 September 2026
Affected Population~1 million researchers, R&D ecosystem
Key Numbers
R&D spending: 0.7% of GDP
Gaganyaan: Rs 12,000 crore investment
India Innovation Index: 40th globally (2024)
Defence budget: Rs 6.21 lakh crore (2025-26)
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Government Context
NDA IIIBJP-led NDA
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Amendment History
7 changes recorded for this policy.
DescriptionWednesday, 16 September 2026via frontline_mag
Focus on pedestrian safety must not penalise street vendors alone. Clearing a socially and economically important street market should require assessing its impact on vendors and consumers, much as infrastructure projects require environmental impact assessments.
DescriptionSunday, 20 September 2026via frontline_mag
Focus on pedestrian safety must not penalise street vendors alone. Clearing a socially and economically important street market should require assessing its impact on vendors and consumers, much as infrastructure projects require environmental impact assessments.
DescriptionSunday, 20 September 2026via frontline_mag
Focus on pedestrian safety must not penalise street vendors alone. Clearing a socially and economically important street market should require assessing its impact on vendors and consumers, much as infrastructure projects require environmental impact assessments.
DescriptionSunday, 20 September 2026via frontline_mag
Focus on pedestrian safety must not penalise street vendors alone. Clearing a socially and economically important street market should require assessing its impact on vendors and consumers, much as infrastructure projects require environmental impact assessments.
DescriptionSunday, 20 September 2026via frontline_mag
Focus on pedestrian safety must not penalise street vendors alone. Clearing a socially and economically important street market should require assessing its impact on vendors and consumers, much as infrastructure projects require environmental impact assessments.
DescriptionMonday, 21 September 2026via frontline_mag
Focus on pedestrian safety must not penalise street vendors alone. Clearing a socially and economically important street market should require assessing its impact on vendors and consumers, much as infrastructure projects require environmental impact assessments.
DescriptionMonday, 21 September 2026via frontline_mag
Focus on pedestrian safety must not penalise street vendors alone. Clearing a socially and economically important street market should require assessing its impact on vendors and consumers, much as infrastructure projects require environmental impact assessments.