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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

EC member Rishi Narayan participated in a coordination meeting in Mirzapur with officials from the Food Department on the 13th April, in preparation for the upcoming program of Hon’ble Minister Anupriya Patel.

On the occasion of completing 8 years of service, security, and good governance policies sponsored by the Government of Uttar Pradesh, a modest ceremony was organized in the auditorium of the Municipal Council of Jaswantnagar. In this event, Irshad Ahmad, executive member of NASVI and Brand Ambassador of the PM SVANidhi Scheme for Municipal Council

NASVI Street Food Program Head, Ms. Sangeeta Singh, met with the Street vendors of Bikaji Cama Place to understand the climate change and clean cooking aspects. The NASVI delegation also talked about many aspects of clean cooking and promoting it among the street vendors community, and if support is required to do the same. 

Due to the negligence of the Thane Municipal Corporation towards the demands of hawkers, they will stage a protest in front of the municipal office today. Their key demands include voting rights in the municipal committee elections, the formation of a zonal committee in Thane, a review of previous surveys, and the implementation of the