Onion mandi prices today in delhi and madhya pradesh (september 24, 2026)

Farmers, if you are planning to sell onions, make sure to check the latest mandi prices for September 24, 2026 before taking your produce to the market. Today, a significant difference in onion prices was seen across mandis in Delhi and Madhya Pradesh. In Madhya Pradesh, Neemuch mandi recorded a maximum onion mandi price of ₹8,532 per quintal, while Keshopur mandi in Delhi recorded up to ₹4,600 and Azadpur mandi up to ₹4,500 per quintal.

In terms of arrivals, Delhi's Azadpur mandi received the highest quantity at 1,379.40 tonnes. It was followed by Indore in Madhya Pradesh with 813.28 tonnes, Ujjain with 189.76 tonnes, Bhopal with 167.11 tonnes and Gautampura with 164.04 tonnes. Interestingly, Azadpur, which recorded the highest arrivals, had a maximum price of ₹4,500, while Neemuch recorded a significantly different rate.

Let's now look at the complete mandi-wise onion prices and arrival figures for September 24, 2026 in the table below to get the latest rates across different markets.

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

Arrival and Price Comparison:

1. According to the September 24 data, Neemuch mandi recorded the highest maximum onion price at ₹8,532 per quintal. However, onion arrivals here were 29.3 tonnes. Delhi's Keshopur mandi followed with a maximum price of ₹4,600, while Azadpur recorded up to ₹4,500 per quintal.
2. Madhya Pradesh, Sitamau mandi recorded a maximum price of ₹4,240 per quintal, while Bhopal recorded ₹4,200. Delhi's Ghazipur mandi also recorded ₹4,200, and Indore recorded a maximum price of ₹4,006 per quintal. Gautampura and Guna both recorded maximum prices of up to ₹4,000.

Where Were the Highest Onion Arrivals Recorded?

1. Terms of arrivals, Azadpur mandi topped the list with 1,379.40 tonnes of onions. It was followed by Indore with 813.28 tonnes, Ujjain with 189.76 tonnes, Bhopal with 167.11 tonnes and Gautampura with 164.04 tonnes.
2. Ghazipur mandi recorded 133.5 tonnes, Jaora 69.65 tonnes and Kalapipal 77.81 tonnes of onion arrivals.
3. On the other hand, some mandis recorded very low arrivals. Kalaras received only 0.4 tonnes, Harda recorded 0.5 tonnes and Thandla recorded 0.96 tonnes.

How Much Difference Was Seen in Onion Prices?

1. The September 24 figures show a wide gap between the minimum and maximum onion prices in several mandis. In Indore, prices ranged from ₹399 to ₹4,006 per quintal, while Neemuch recorded prices between ₹1,000 and ₹8,532 per quintal.
2. Ujjain, the minimum price was ₹275, while the maximum reached ₹3,889.23 per quintal. Gautampura recorded ₹600 to ₹4,000, while Jaora recorded prices from ₹660 to ₹3,900 per quintal.
3. These figures show that onion prices can vary significantly on the same day depending on the mandi and the quality or variety of the produce.

Advice for Farmers:

1. Before selling onions, farmers should check the today mandi price in nearby markets. Instead of making a decision only after seeing the highest quoted price, it is also important to look at the arrival volume and the complete range between the minimum and maximum prices.
2. On September 24, Azadpur recorded the highest arrival of 1,379.40 tonnes, while Neemuch recorded the highest maximum price of ₹8,532 per quintal. Farmers can compare these rates while considering the quality of their onions, prevailing mandi prices, distance and transportation costs before deciding where to sell their produce.

FAQs:

1. What is the onion mandi price today?

On September 24, 2026, Neemuch recorded the highest maximum onion price at ₹8,532 per quintal among the markets covered.

2. Which mandi recorded the highest onion arrivals?

Delhi's Azadpur mandi recorded the highest arrivals at 1,379.40 tonnes.

3. What was the onion price in Keshopur mandi?

Keshopur mandi in Delhi recorded a minimum price of ₹2,600 and a maximum price of ₹4,600 per quintal.

4. What was the onion price in Indore mandi?

Indore recorded onion prices between ₹399 and ₹4,006 per quintal, with arrivals of 813.28 tonnes.

5. Why should farmers check onion mandi prices today?

Checking the latest rates helps farmers compare different markets along with arrivals, price range, transportation costs and the quality of their produce before selling.