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The Street Vendor Leaders’ Meeting, organised by the National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI), was successfully held in Delhi with active participation from vendor leaders and representatives.

A virtual meeting was organized with street vendor representatives from the North East to discuss the ongoing issues of eviction and displacement faced by vendors. The meeting led to constructive discussions on identifying sustainable and long-term solutions.

From the historic gates of the Red Fort to the irresistible aromas inside, India’s street food vendors are at the heart of Bharat Parva.

The GSFF-26 celebration in Gorakhpur saw enthusiastic participation from street vendors across the city, delighting consumers and making the festival a grand success. Graced by Dr. Sudhir Kumar Singh (FSDA) and Shri Raju Kumar Verma (ADM & Project Officer-DUDA), boosting vendors’ morale.

The National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) recently convened its Executive Committee meeting, bringing together executive members and leaders from across the country. The gathering served as a vital platform to discuss the challenges, opportunities, and policy directions that shape the lives of millions of street vendors in India. The meeting focused on crucial themes such

NASVI is honoured to be part of the 150th Birth Anniversary celebrations of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel — Rashtriya Ekta Diwas 2025. Our incredible street food vendors are proudly serving at Ekta Nagar, Gujarat, showcasing the unity and diversity of India through their authentic flavours and rich culinary traditions. Each dish tells a story of resilience, community, and togetherness —

We are thrilled to announce that street food vendors, mobilized by NASVI (National Association of Street Vendors of India), are embarking on a magnificent journey from different parts of the country to Ekta Nagar (Kevadia), Gujarat! This grand effort is part of the celebration for Rashtriya Ekta Diwas (National Unity Day), marking the momentous 150th birth anniversary of the

From July onwards, vendors on Mussoorie Mall Road have been granted permission to resume their livelihoods under NASVI’s ongoing efforts — empowering street vendors and supporting sustainable employment opportunities. 

They’ve rejected 1,381 genuine vendors on technicalities while proposing flawed vending layout plans with just 1,614 new slots across key markets. * The survey is incomplete and violates the Street Vendors Act.* Vendors were not consulted on locations (e.g., Connaught Place). We demand a fair and comprehensive survey and consultation. Don’t compromise the livelihoods of thousands. Read

On 20th September 2025, Bageshwar Municipal Hall hosted a special gathering of 120 street vendors and officials under the banner of the Lok Kalyan Mela 2025. Chairperson Suresh Khetwal encouraged vendors to maintain cleanliness, promote “Wonder Zones,” and take maximum benefit of the loan facilities available through the PM SVANidhi Scheme. City Manager Urmila Bisht explained the revamped scheme, highlighting loan slabs of ₹15,000, ₹20,000, and ₹50,000,