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साहस, मानवता और जिम्मेदारी की मिसाल: रियाज़ुद्दीन

NASVI सदस्य रियाज़ुद्दीन ने यह साबित किया है कि स्ट्रीट वेंडर्स केवल अपनी आजीविका कमाने वाले लोग नहीं हैं, बल्कि …

NASVI National Coordinator Visits Varanasi to Review Vendor Issues

NASVI National Coordinator Arbind Singh is currently on a two-day visit to Varanasi, where he is meeting street vendor representatives …

NASVI Organises Meeting of Street Vendor Community Leaders Ahead of TVC Elections

 NASVI brought together 200 street vendor leaders in New Delhi to discuss the upcoming Town Vending Committee (TVC) elections and …

Hyderabad: Asaduddin Owaisi Raises Concerns Over Harassment of Street Vendors

Street vendors near Secunderabad Railway Station raised concerns over repeated harassment and eviction affecting their livelihoods. Following complaints from vendors, …

NASVI SAFE FOOD GAME

The Safe Food Game is an interactive, quiz-based learning tool designed to help street food vendors understand essential food safety practices such as hygiene, safe food handling, and maintaining clean vending environments. Developed in a simple and engaging format, the game translates technical guidelines into easy, relatable questions, allowing vendors to learn in a way that connects directly with their everyday work.

Launched on 7 April 2026 by National Association of Street Vendors of India in New Delhi, the initiative marks a shift towards more innovative and accessible approaches to training within the street vending sector. By moving beyond traditional classroom-style sessions, NASVI aims to make food safety education more practical, inclusive, and easier to adopt for vendors across different contexts.

STREET FOOD VENDORS TRAINING

Muzaffarpur, Bihar

NASVI, in collaboration with Nestlé India, organised a training programme for street food vendors under Project Serve Safe Food in Muzaffarpur, Bihar ...

Patna, Bihar 

NASVI, in collaboration with Nestlé India, organised a training programme for street food vendors under Project Serve Safe Food in Patna, Bihar. Following the training, 39 vendors registered on the FSSAI portal, helping them meet food safety standards ...

Aizawl, Mizoram

For the first time in Mizoram, the National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI), in collaboration with Nestlé India and with support from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Mizoram, organised a Serve Safe Food training programme for street food vendors in Aizawl ...
PRESS RELEASE

Street vendors in Delhi seek tighter poll eligibility norms

Street vendors in Delhi have demanded that only registered vendors be allowed to contest and vote in the upcoming Town ...

Delhi street vendors demand tighter eligibility norms Town Vending Committee elections

Street vendors in Delhi have demanded that only registered vendors be allowed to contest and vote in the upcoming Town ...

Delhi: दिल्ली का स्ट्रीट फूड अब होगा और सेफ! Safe Food Game हुआ लॉन्च, जानें क्या है ये खास अभियान

Delhi Safe Food Game: अब दिल्ली का स्ट्रीट फूड अब होगा और सेफ. NASVI की नई पहल Safe Food Game ...
FOOTPATH KI AWAAZ

On the occasion of 11 years of the Street Vendors Act, Footpath Ki Awaaz (FKA) has been relaunched.

Footpath Ki Awaaz is the monthly newsletter of the National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI), bringing together important news, activities, inspiring stories, and emerging issues related to street vendors across the country. The newsletter reflects the ground realities of vendors and presents policies and developments that impact their lives and livelihoods.

Both Hindi and English versions are attached. For any feedback or suggestions, please reach out to us via the email provided in the newsletter.

REPORTS

Nasvi participated in Seminar (Eco Alternatives Conclave) organized by Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board.

Patna Satyagraha

Resistance on Streets

India Street Vendor Forum 2025 Concludes Successfully, Charting a Roadmap for the Future of Street Vendors

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