Onion price reaches ₹5,000 in Delhi, 2,309.60 tonnes arrive in Indore; check onion rates across MP mandis

Onion Mandi Bhav 24 October, 2026: Farmers planning to sell their onion harvest should take a look at the latest prices reported from agricultural markets in Delhi and Madhya Pradesh. According to the latest mandi prices for October 24, 2026, onions recorded a maximum price of ₹5,000 per quintal at Delhi's Azadpur Market. In Madhya Pradesh, prices reached ₹4,764 per quintal in Indore and ₹4,290 per quintal in Ratlam.

Market arrivals were also significant, particularly in Madhya Pradesh. Indore recorded the highest onion arrivals at 2,309.60 tonnes, followed by Ratlam with 1,247.65 tonnes and Delhi's Azadpur Market with 829.40 tonnes.

However, onion prices varied considerably across markets. While the lowest recorded price was ₹500 per quintal in one market, the highest reached ₹5,000 per quintal. These differences make it important for farmers to compare prices before deciding where to sell their produce.

Onion Mandi Prices Today in Delhi and Madhya Pradesh (October 24, 2026):

The following table provides the latest onion mandi prices, including market arrivals, varieties, and minimum and maximum rates.

Arrival and Price Comparison:

1. Azadpur Records the Highest Onion Price at ₹5,000 per Quintal Among the markets covered in the October 24 mandi price report, Azadpur Market in Delhi recorded the highest maximum onion price of ₹5,000 per quintal. The minimum price at the same market stood at ₹2,250 per quintal, creating a difference of ₹2,750 per quintal between the lowest and highest rates.
2. At Delhi's Keshopur Market, onion prices ranged from ₹2,500 to ₹4,500 per quintal.
3. In Madhya Pradesh, Indore reported the highest maximum price of ₹4,764 per quintal. Bhopal followed at ₹4,500, Shujalpur at ₹4,397, Sehore at ₹4,300, and Ratlam at ₹4,290 per quintal.
4. At the lower end, Gautampura Market recorded a maximum price of just ₹800 per quintal. Bhopal reported a minimum price of ₹500, while the lowest rates in Gautampura and Sehore stood at ₹650 and ₹750 per quintal, respectively.
5. These figures show how widely onion prices differed between markets, even within the same state.
6. Indore Leads Onion Arrivals, Followed by Ratlam Indore Market received the largest quantity of onions among the listed markets, with 2,309.60 tonnes arriving on October 24. Despite the substantial arrivals, its maximum price reached ₹4,764 per quintal.
7. Ratlam ranked second in arrivals, receiving 1,247.65 tonnes of onions, with prices reaching ₹4,290 per quintal.
8. Delhi's Azadpur Market recorded 829.40 tonnes of arrivals, while Shujalpur received 185 tonnes, Ujjain 140.42 tonnes, and Bhopal 124.40 tonnes.
9. The comparison indicates that markets receiving larger quantities of onions did not necessarily report identical prices. Actual selling rates can vary depending on onion quality, size, variety, local demand, and the bidding process.

Advice for Farmers:

1. Farmers preparing to sell onions should compare both the minimum and maximum prices across nearby markets rather than making a decision based only on the highest quoted rate.
2. For example, Azadpur recorded a maximum price of ₹5,000 per quintal, but its minimum price was ₹2,250. Similarly, Indore reported a wide price range, from ₹952 to ₹4,764 per quintal.
3. This difference highlights why the highest market price should not be treated as the guaranteed selling price for every farmer.
4. Farmers in Madhya Pradesh can compare the latest rates at Indore, Ratlam, Shujalpur, Sehore, and Bhopal before planning their sales. They should also consider the quality and size of their onions, distance to the market, transportation expenses, and prevailing local demand.

(FAQs):

1. What was the onion mandi bhav today on October 24, 2026?

Delhi's Azadpur Market recorded a maximum onion price of ₹5,000 per quintal. Indore reached ₹4,764 and Ratlam ₹4,290 per quintal.

2. Which market recorded the highest onion price?

Among the markets listed in this report, Delhi's Azadpur Market recorded the highest maximum price at ₹5,000 per quintal.

3. What was the onion price in Indore today?

On October 24, 2026, Indore Market recorded a minimum price of ₹952 and a maximum price of ₹4,764 per quintal.

4. Which market received the highest onion arrivals?

Indore Market in Madhya Pradesh recorded the highest arrivals among the listed markets, at 2,309.60 tonnes.

5. Where can farmers check daily onion mandi prices?

Farmers can visit Khetivyapar.com to check daily onion mandi prices, mandi arrivals, and updates on other agricultural commodities. They should confirm the latest local rates before transporting their produce.