Onion Price Today: Cheap in Delhi and Maharashtra, Skyrocketing in Bihar — Complete Mandi Report

On 24 January 2026, onion prices in major mandis across India presented a mixed picture, surprising both farmers and traders. In some markets, limited arrivals pushed prices as high as ₹3,200 per quintal, while in others, heavy arrivals caused rates to tumble to ₹200 per quintal.

Bihar mandis saw strong demand and higher prices, whereas major markets in Maharashtra and Delhi experienced pressure due to high arrivals. Today’s update highlights price trends, arrival impacts, and mandi-wise performance, helping farmers make informed decisions on when and where to sell.

Maharashtra and Delhi, Bihar Onion Prices Today (24 January, 2026):

Price and Arrival Analysis

1. The highest prices were observed in Barhat, Bihar, where medium-quality onions reached ₹3,200 per quintal. Shivhar also recorded ₹3,000, reflecting the impact of very limited arrivals (2–4 tonnes).
2. In contrast, Chandwad, Devla, and Pune APMC in Maharashtra faced heavy arrivals (700–1,900 tonnes), keeping prices low at ₹200–₹1,700 per quintal. Devla recorded the lowest price today at ₹200.
3. Delhi’s Azadpur APMC, with over 820 tonnes of arrivals, saw prices range ₹500–₹2,125.
4. Small markets with very limited supply, such as Hingna APMC (0.5 tonnes), recorded strong prices up to ₹2,200, indicating that low arrivals maintain price momentum.

Advisory for Farmers

1. Farmers with good-quality onions should target Bihar mandis and low-arrival markets in Maharashtra to secure higher returns.
2. Mandis with heavy arrivals such as Chandwad, Devla, and Pune are currently under pressure; if storage facilities are available, holding produce may be wise.
3. Prices are likely to improve in the coming days as arrivals decrease, so avoid distress selling.

FAQs: Onion Price Today:

Q1. What is the highest onion price today in India?
The highest price today was ₹3,200 per quintal in Barhat APMC, Bihar.

Q2. Which mandi recorded the lowest onion price today?
Devla APMC in Maharashtra recorded the lowest price at ₹200 per quintal.

Q3. Why are onion prices high in Bihar today?
Limited arrivals (2–4 tonnes) and strong demand pushed prices higher in Bihar mandis.

Q4. Are onion prices expected to rise soon?
Yes, prices may improve if arrivals reduce in major producing states.

Q5. Where can farmers track daily onion prices?
Farmers can follow daily mandi updates and analysis on Khetivyapar.