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This article by Yle busts common myths around street food and highlights its value. NASVI has also been featured for its efforts in supporting street vendors and promoting safe, hygienic street food practices. Read More

National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) organized a significant meeting today in Jodhpur to discuss the challenges faced by street vendors. The meeting was attended by NASVI’s National Coordinator Mr. Arbind Singh, officials from the Jodhpur Municipal Corporation, and prominent vendor leaders from the city. In-depth discussions were held on various issues affecting Jodhpur’s

Street vendor leaders Om Prakash Deora, Shankar Lal, and others raised key issues faced by vendors in Jodhpur, highlighting challenges related to vending zones, harassment, and basic amenities. The leaders called for immediate action and proper implementation of the Street Vendors Act. #NASVI #StreetVendors #Jodhpur #VendorRights #VoiceForVendors #InclusiveDevelopment #UrbanLivelihoods #VendingZones #SocialJustice #PublicAwareness #StreetVendorsAct

On 7th April, Nidan organized a DEC meeting in Gorakhpur. The main focus of this meeting was to strengthen and accelerate enterprise development by bringing together entrepreneurs, aspiring entrepreneurs and stakeholders from banks, government departments, MFI, Training institutes etc. The meeting brought together entrepreneurs, aspiring entrepreneurs, street vendors, representatives from  government departments, training institutes, MFI,

EC member Rishinarayan ji participated in a coordination meeting in Mirzapur with officials from the Food Department to prepare for the upcoming program of Hon’ble Minister Anupriya Patel on 13th April. Mobilisation and outreach efforts are actively underway to ensure the success of the event.

A training program for street food vendors was successfully organized by FSSAI and the Food Safety Commissioner’s Office, Jaipur, on 7th April 2025 at Rajasthan International Center. The initiative focused on improving food safety practices, hygiene, and business awareness among street food vendors. NASVI vendors actively participated in the program and received fast-track training certificates,

Discussions were held across Karnataka regarding the issues of street vendors. AICC Secretary Abhishek Dattu and Dr. C.E. Rangsawami, State President, KPCC Street Vendors Division, and the Karnataka Pradesh Street Vendors Association (R) were present.

A meeting of street vendors and a legal training program took place at Ambedkar Bhavan, Hebbur, Tumkur District. The KPCC Street Vendors Division and the Karnataka Pradesh Street Vendors Association conducted this event. The program was chaired by Dr. C.E. Rangsawami, NASVI member leader in Bengaluru.  Hundreds of street vendors participated in this program on