Archive · 30 Nov 2025
Saras Aajeevika Food Festival Begins in Delhi
The Saras Aajeevika Food Festival 2025 is happening in Delhi at Sunder Nursery from December 1st to 9th.
It's organized by the Ministry of Rural Development.
The festival will have more than 500 delicious dishes from 25 different states.
Around 300 women entrepreneurs, called Lakhpati Didis, and women from Self-Help Groups will be participating.
They will have 62 stalls, with 50 serving live food and 12 offering natural food products.
You can try specialties like Himachali siddu, Hyderabadi dum biryani, and many more.
The festival aims to show the diverse food culture of India and inspire other rural women.
It's open every day from 11:30 a.m.
to 9:30 p.m.
The Saras Aajeevika Food Festival 2025 is being organized by the Ministry of Rural Development at Sunder Nursery, Delhi, from 1-9 December.
The festival will feature more than 500 delicacies from 25 states, showcasing diverse food culture and women's empowerment.
Around 300 Lakhpati Didis and women from Self-Help Groups will participate through 62 stalls, with 50 serving live food and 12 offering natural food products.
Visitors can enjoy specialties like Himachali siddu, Hyderabadi dum biryani, and many other traditional dishes from various states.
The festival aims to familiarize people with India's diverse food culture and inspire rural women, open daily from 11:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
- Who
- Organized by the Ministry of Rural Development, featuring 300 Lakhpati Didis and women from Self-Help Groups.
- What
- A food festival showcasing diverse delicacies from 25 states, promoting women's empowerment and rural products.
- When
- 1-9 December 2025, open daily from 11:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
- Where
- Sunder Nursery, Delhi.
- Why
- To showcase women's empowerment, familiarize people with diverse food culture, and inspire rural women.
- Event Name
- Saras Aajeevika Food Festival 2025
- Organizer
- Ministry of Rural Development
- Location
- Sunder Nursery, Delhi
- Duration
- 1-9 December 2025
- Participants
- 300 Lakhpati Didis and women from Self-Help Groups
- Number of Stalls
- 62
- Food Stalls
- 50
- Product Stalls
- 12
- States Represented
- 25
- Dishes Available
- More than 500
