Rice Prices Break Records - Cross ₹4,000 in Some Markets, Check Where Rates Are Highest

Rice prices across India have witnessed a sharp surge today, breaking records in several key markets. In Uttar Pradesh, rice prices hovered between ₹3,000 and ₹3,500 per quintal, while in Maharashtra, rates remained relatively stable between ₹2,500 and ₹2,700 per quintal.

Some areas, prices dropped slightly due to heavy arrivals, but in markets with limited supply, Rice Mandi Bhav Today stayed strong. According to market experts, if demand continues to rise, rice prices could see further upward movement in the coming days.

If you are a farmer or a rice trader, this report is crucial for you it provides detailed information about state-wise mandi prices, arrival trends, and the expected market outlook for the coming week.
Let’s take a look at the latest updates from India’s major rice markets and find out where the highest prices are being recorded today.

State-wise Rice Market Prices (11 November, 2025):

Price & Arrival Analysis:

• Highest Price: Doharighat (Uttar Pradesh) — ₹4,000 per quintal.
• Lowest Price: Mohammadabad (Uttar Pradesh) — ₹2,900 per quintal.
• Highest Arrivals: Ghaziabad (150 tonnes) and Pratapgarh (90 tonnes).
• Low Arrivals, High Prices: Doharighat (0.25 tonnes) and Banda recorded strong prices despite limited arrivals.
• Bullish Markets: Banda, Firozabad, and Ghaziabad — prices surged between ₹3,400 and ₹3,500.
• Weak Markets: Mohammadabad and Bangarmau — prices stayed around ₹3,100, slightly lower than last week.

Advisory for Farmers

1. Sell Now in High-Price Zones: Farmers in regions where prices are above ₹3,400 (like Ghaziabad, Doharighat, Banda) can sell now to secure profits.
2. Hold in Low-Price Areas: Regions like Mohammadabad and Bangarmau, where rates are below ₹3,000, it’s better to store the crop and wait for better prices.
3. Expect Price Rise Next Week: With upcoming festivals, demand for rice is expected to increase, possibly pushing prices up by 10–15%.
4. Smart Selling Strategy: Farmers with premium-quality rice should release only a portion of their stock to benefit from potential price growth in the coming weeks.

India’s rice market is currently showing mixed trends stability in western states but strong gains in northern regions like Uttar Pradesh. Limited arrivals and festive demand have driven prices to record highs in some mandis. Farmers are advised to monitor mandi rates daily and plan their sales strategically to maximize profit in this upward-moving market.

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