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Rice Prices Across India’s Mandis on 31 August 2025: Full Re...

Rice Prices Across India’s Mandis on 31 August 2025: Full Report from Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, and Maharashtra

Rice Price Today 31 August 2025

Farmers looking for the latest rice market updates will find today’s report extremely useful. Rice prices across the country witnessed sharp fluctuations on 31 August 2025. In some mandis, prices touched as high as ₹6,000 per quintal, while in others they dropped to as low as ₹1,900 per quintal.

In Dahod (Gujarat), coarse rice was sold at ₹6,000 per quintal, while in Karjat (Raigad, Maharashtra), another variety fetched up to ₹5,800 per quintal. On the other hand, major markets of Uttar Pradesh such as Kanpur (665 tonnes arrival), Gonda (610 tonnes), and Allahabad (580 tonnes) reported heavy inflows, keeping prices stable between ₹3,000–₹3,600 per quintal.

Smaller markets with thin arrivals such as Jahangirabad and Doharighat recorded higher prices, whereas heavy-arrival markets saw weaker returns for farmers.

State-wise Rice Prices – 31 August 2025:

State / Market	Arrivals (tonnes)	Variety	Min Price (₹/quintal)	Max Price (₹/quintal)
Gujarat
Dahod	10.5	Coarse	5000	6000
Maharashtra
Alibagh	1	Other	2500	2700
Karjat (Raigad)	7	Other	4000	5800
Mangaon	5.5	Other	1900	4800
Murud	1	Other	2500	2700
Palghar	30.8	1009 Kar	4413	4413
Umared	2.2	Other	3700	4500
Vasai	39.5	1009 Kar	3250	4920
Uttar Pradesh
Aligarh	70	III	3400	3500
Allahabad	580	Common	3245	3300
Anandnagar	2.03	III	2800	3000
Azamgarh	260	III	3350	3450
Badayoun	53	III	3380	3460
Bahedi	0.6	Other	3260	3330
Ballia	200	III	3380	3435
Balrampur	100	III	3050	3260
Banda	12	III	3250	3400
Bareilly	120	Common	3350	3450
Basti	323	III	3200	3300
Chandoli	20	III	3410	3450
Chhibramau	10	III	3100	3200
Doharighat	1	1009 Kar	3900	4000
Etah	22	III	3200	3500
Etawah	26	III	3210	3400
Faizabad	220	Coarse	3000	3200
Farukhabad	16.5	III	2900	3050
Fatehpur	35	III	2950	3140
Firozabad	66	Common	3315	3520
Gazipur	73	III	3400	3450
Ghaziabad	110	III	3400	3500
Golagokarnath	30	Common	3100	3250
Gonda	610	III	2950	3050
Gorakhpur	360	Common	3225	3275
Hardoi	48	Common	3140	3220
Jahangirabad	1.8	III	3180	3380
Jangipura	24	III	3200	3600
Jasra	20	III	3050	3240
Jaunpur	52.5	III	3400	3500
Jayas	40	Common	3250	3300
Jhansi (Grain)	45	Coarse	3500	3570
Kanpur (Grain)	665	III	3090	3190
Kasganj	75	III	3440	3500
Khaga	18	III	3050	3175
Khurja	7	III	3220	3420
Kosikalan	7	III	3300	3400
Lakhimpur	30	Coarse	3120	3230
Lalganj	5	Common	3100	3200
Lucknow	300	Common	3400	3500
Mahoba	5	Common	3300	3400
Mainpuri	150	Common	3320	3580
Manjhanpur	26.5	Common	3025	3175
Mathura	40	III	3300	3480
Meerut	50	Common	3190	3290

Price Movements – Where Rates Rose and Where Supply Increased:

Highest Prices: The peak was seen in Dahod (Gujarat) at ₹6,000 per quintal and Karjat (Maharashtra) at ₹5,800 per quintal.
Lowest Prices: Maharashtra’s Mangaon reported the lowest price at ₹1,900 per quintal.
Stable Markets: In Uttar Pradesh, major centers like Kanpur, Gonda, and Allahabad saw stable prices between ₹3,000–₹3,600 per quintal due to heavy arrivals.
Thin Arrivals, Higher Rates: Markets like Doharighat (1 tonne), Jahangirabad (1.8 tonnes), and Lalganj (5 tonnes) recorded higher prices because of limited supply.

Overall, low-arrival mandis supported stronger prices, while high-arrival mandis witnessed stable to weaker prices.

Farmer Advisory:

Farmers with premium-quality rice should consider selling in Dahod (Gujarat) and Karjat, Vasai (Maharashtra) where prices are higher.
In heavy-arrival mandis like Gonda, Kanpur, and Allahabad, prices are under pressure; if storage is available, farmers are advised to hold stock.
Keep an eye on low-supply markets, as limited arrivals there can push prices further up in the coming days.