Paddy Basmati Rate Today: Basmati Paddy Breaks Record in Punjab and UP Mandis — Prices Touch ₹3800 Per Quintal

Today, Basmati paddy (Paddy – Basmati) prices witnessed a strong surge across agricultural markets in India. In several major mandis of Uttar Pradesh and Punjab, demand for popular varieties such as 1121, 1509, and Superfine has suddenly increased.
Due to limited arrivals and active buying, prices have shot up between ₹2,300 and ₹3,800 per quintal. This trend suggests that the Basmati market may continue to strengthen in the coming days.

For farmers, this is a profitable opportunity. Those with high-quality paddy can consider selling now, as buyers are offering strong rates. In regions with heavy arrivals, prices have stayed largely stable, keeping the overall market balanced.

Let’s look at the latest mandi prices and where Basmati paddy fetched the best rates today.

Paddy Basmati Prices in Uttar Pradesh Mandi:

• Atrauli, the Suganda variety of Basmati paddy recorded arrivals of 90 tonnes, with prices ranging between ₹2,400 and ₹2,600 per quintal.
• At Bewar, Basmati 1509 was sold between ₹2,380 and ₹2,400 per quintal, with 38 tonnes of arrivals. The market remained quiet but steady.
• Bhejoei reported a heavy arrival of 1,447.1 tonnes of Basumati variety. Prices stayed between ₹2,405 and ₹2,500 per quintal, which is higher than the regional average.
• Charra, Basmati 1509 traded between ₹2,700 and ₹2,800 per quintal, with 342 tonnes of arrivals — giving farmers a chance to benefit from better prices.
• At Dadri, one of the most active markets today, Basmati 1121 saw heavy arrivals of 2,500 tonnes, and prices reached ₹2,800 to ₹3,070 per quintal. Premium-quality stock sold quickly among buyers.
• Ghiror mandi received 1,590 tonnes of Basmati 1509, priced between ₹2,300 and ₹2,500 per quintal, with more medium-quality paddy available.
• Jahangirabad, Basmati 1509 fetched ₹2,960 to ₹3,000 per quintal, while Suganda was priced between ₹2,501 and ₹2,551 per quintal — among the highest in the state.
• At Jalaun, Basmati 1509 traded between ₹2,450 and ₹2,500 per quintal, while Superfine (Basmati) fetched ₹2,575 to ₹2,800 per quintal, with total arrivals of 600 tonnes.
• Jaswantnagar mandi recorded 261.6 tonnes of arrivals, and Basmati 1509 traded between ₹2,450 and ₹2,550 per quintal, showing a steady market.
• Sikandrarao, arrivals were 150 tonnes, and Basmati 1509 sold between ₹2,300 and ₹2,850 per quintal, showing a slight upward trend.
• At Siyana, 30.3 tonnes of Basmati paddy arrived, and prices ranged between ₹2,700 and ₹2,800 per quintal, placing it among the top-paying mandis of the day.

Punjab Mandis: Premium Quality Paddy Sets New Records:

• Jalalabad, Basmati 1121 traded between ₹2,900 and ₹3,700 per quintal. Despite heavy arrivals of 6,510 tonnes, strong demand kept prices firm.
• At Kot Ise Khan, the same variety sold between ₹2,389 and ₹2,391 per quintal, with 4,386 tonnes arriving — the market remained balanced.
• Raiya, Basmati fetched ₹3,700 to ₹3,800 per quintal, marking the highest price in Punjab today. Although arrivals were just 12 tonnes, the premium quality boosted prices.
• Meanwhile, Raiya (Sathiala) reported limited arrivals of only 1 tonne, and prices ranged between ₹3,100 and ₹3,200 per quintal.

Farmer Advisory (03 November 2025):

1. Sell high-quality paddy immediately — Premium varieties like 1121 and Superfine are getting strong rates in both Punjab and UP.
2. Demand remains strong — Increased buying by northern Indian mills indicates that prices may stay firm over the next few days.
3. Avoid long-term storage — Moisture can reduce grain quality, leading to lower prices later. Selling on time ensures better profit.

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