Archive · 14 Sep 2025
Asansol Division Introduces QR Code IDs for Catering Vendors
The Asansol Division is giving special ID cards to food vendors.
These cards have a QR code that passengers can scan to check if the vendor is approved.
The QR code cards help to stop illegal vendors and make sure food sold is safe and the vendors are healthy.
Vendors must pass background checks and medical tests to get a card, and they have to wear it to show they are authorized.
Passengers should only buy from vendors with these cards to have a safer travel experience.
Asansol Division issues QR code-based ID cards to catering vendors.
The initiative follows guidelines from the Railway Board.
The QR code cards aim to curb illegal vending.
Vendors must display their ID cards with an orange tag.
Passengers are advised to buy from authorized vendors only.
- Who
- Asansol Division of Eastern Railway
- What
- Introduced QR code ID cards for catering vendors
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Asansol Division stations and trains
- Why
- To curb illegal vending and ensure safe services
- Initiative
- QR code ID cards for catering vendors
- Issued By
- Asansol Division of Eastern Railway
- Purpose
- Curb illegal vending and ensure hygiene
- ID Card Details
- Unique QR code with vendor information
- Requirements
- Police verification and medical fitness tests