Mumbai Stations Miss 'Eat Right' Certification: Food Safety Concerns Arise | NDTV Profit - video Dailymotion

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About 150 #railway stations and 6 metro stations achieved the "Eat Right Station" certificate from #FSSAI. But Mumbai or even #Maharashtra hasn't made it to the list.   Does this mean, the food on Mumbai platforms are unhealthy? Mallica Mishra explains.   Read: https://bit.ly/3TiJjS8

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00:00 About 150 railway stations and 6 metro stations across the country have achieved EAT RIDE

00:05 STATIONS certification from Food Safety and Standards Authority of India.

00:10 But none of them are in Maharashtra yet, let alone in Mumbai.

00:14 The EAT RIDE STATIONS certificate validates the sale of healthy and safe food for millions

00:19 of travellers who commute via train every day.

00:22 Some of the prominent stations that have been certified as EAT RIDE STATIONS are the railway

00:27 stations in New Delhi, Varanasi, Kolkata, Ujjain, Ayodhya Cantt, Hyderabad, Chandigarh,

00:34 Kozhikode, Guwahati, Vishakhapatnam, Bhupaneswar, Vadodara, Mysuru City, Bhopal, Igatpuri, Delhi's

00:43 Anand Vihar Terminal and Chennai's Purachi, Talaivar, Dr. M.G.

00:48 Ramachandran Central Railway Station.

00:51 And among the metro stations that have been given the EAT RIDE STATIONS certificate are

00:55 Noida Sector 51, Esplanade Kolkata, IIT Kanpur, Botanical Garden Noida and Noida Electronic

01:03 City Metro Station.

01:06 So where is Mumbai in the list?

01:08 None of the EAT RIDE STATIONS certified so far are in Maharashtra yet.

01:13 So is the food on our railway stations still unsafe?

01:16 Let us know what you think.

01:17 Thank you.

01:18 Thank you.

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