June 6, 2025: Onion Price Turmoil in Delhi and Maharashtra – Find Out Where Prices Are Highest Today

Farmers and onion traders, today's mandi price update is both special and surprising. On June 6, 2025, major onion markets in Maharashtra and Delhi witnessed significant price fluctuations. Imagine this — while in some markets onions sold for as low as ₹100 per quintal, in others the price soared up to an all-time high of ₹2,512 per quintal!
So the big question is — where will you get the best price for your onions?
If you are preparing to sell onions, today’s report could shape your profit strategy. Despite heavy arrivals, farmers who had good quality onions received excellent prices in the latest mandi rates.

Which Markets Are Most Profitable for Farmers Today?

Let’s look at the top onion prices in key Maharashtra and Delhi mandis:

Huge Price Differences — From ₹100 to ₹2,512 Per Quintal!

• Despite a heavy arrival of 530 tons in Devla market, the minimum price was only ₹150 per quintal.
• Contrast, in Pimpalgaon, onions sold for as high as ₹2,512 per quintal, which was the highest price recorded today.
• Indapur and Mangal Vedha also saw prices cross the ₹2,000 mark.

Better Prices — Delhi or Maharashtra?

Delhi’s Keshopur market, the minimum onion price today was ₹800 and the maximum was ₹1,400 per quintal. When compared to Maharashtra’s major markets, it’s clear that several Maharashtra mandis had much higher rates — for example, Solapur saw ₹2,200, Pimpalgaon ₹2,512, and Nagpur ₹1,800 per quintal.

Although Delhi’s arrival was limited (only 93.71 tons), which helped stabilize prices, Maharashtra had heavy arrivals but still managed to get high prices for quality onions. This means if you have good quality onions, Maharashtra’s bigger markets can fetch better prices, but for local sales, Delhi remains a decent option.