This update is crucial for farmers and traders dealing in pulses. On July 8, 2025, prices of Arhar Dal (Tur Dal) witnessed a significant surge across major mandis in Uttar Pradesh. In several markets, rates crossed ₹11,000 per quintal – marking the highest price point so far this season.
If you’re planning to sell your produce or are looking for bulk buying opportunities, this Today Mandi Bhav and Latest Market Price report could be very beneficial for you.
Let’s dive into the full report – Where is Arhar Dal fetching the highest rates, and which mandis remain stable?
| Mandi Name | Arrivals (in tons) | Variety | Min Price (₹/quintal) | Max Price (₹/quintal) |
| Akbarpur | 6.5 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 10,250 | ₹ 10,850 |
| Azamgarh | 17 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 10,160 | ₹ 10,260 |
| Bachhrawan | 1.2 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 9,975 | ₹ 10,000 |
| Bahraich | 34 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 9,850 | ₹ 10,100 |
| Balrampur | 3.8 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 10,000 | ₹ 10,200 |
| Etah | 3.5 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 9,500 | ₹ 10,500 |
| Etawah | 9 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 10,200 | ₹ 10,500 |
| Firozabad | 8.7 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 9,660 | ₹ 9,890 |
| Ghazipur | 3.2 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 9,870 | ₹ 9,930 |
| Gonda | 3 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 10,000 | ₹ 10,300 |
| Gorakhpur | 90 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 10,075 | ₹ 10,125 |
| Hathras | 50 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 9,700 | ₹ 9,800 |
| Jahangirabad | 0.5 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 10,270 | ₹ 10,510 |
| Jaunpur | 13.8 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 9,820 | ₹ 9,975 |
| Mahoba | 0.7 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 10,200 | ₹ 10,300 |
| Mainpuri | 1.8 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 9,740 | ₹ 9,900 |
| Meerut | 10 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 10,430 | ₹ 10,530 |
| Mirzapur | 4 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 9,875 | ₹ 9,965 |
| Mohammadabad | 0.6 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 10,400 | ₹ 10,600 |
| Mohammadi | 2 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 11,000 | ₹ 11,090 |
| Nawabganj | 3 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 10,000 | ₹ 10,200 |
| Pratapgarh | 1 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 10,500 | ₹ 10,850 |
| Puwaha | 2.4 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 10,700 | ₹ 10,800 |
| Raebareli | 2.8 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 9,960 | ₹ 10,000 |
| Rasra | 1.5 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 10,180 | ₹ 10,300 |
| Safdarganj | 1.2 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 10,400 | ₹ 10,500 |
| Shamli | 1.4 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 10,450 | ₹ 10,550 |
| Sultanpur | 4 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 10,380 | ₹ 10,425 |
| Unnao | 1.2 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 10,550 | ₹ 10,700 |
| Varanasi | 60 | Arhar Dal (Tur) | ₹ 9,900 | ₹ 10,150 |
On July 8, Arhar Dal prices in UP mandis displayed a mixed trend. While some markets saw a sharp rise, others remained relatively stable. The standout was Mohammadi mandi, where the highest price touched ₹11,090/quintal – the season’s peak so far. This indicates strong demand for quality dal in the region, possibly outpacing supply.
Other mandis like Pratapgarh, Unnao, Puwaha, Mohammadabad, and Shamli also recorded high prices, ranging above ₹10,500/quintal. These figures suggest either strong local demand or limited market stock, pushing traders to buy at higher rates.
Conversely, in mandis such as Hathras, Mainpuri, Firozabad, Ghazipur, and Jaunpur, prices remained between ₹9,800–₹9,975/quintal, reflecting a more stable market with moderate demand and sufficient supply.
Heavy arrivals were seen in key markets like Gorakhpur (90 tonnes) and Varanasi (60 tonnes). Due to this influx, prices in these mandis remained steady, hovering around ₹10,100/quintal.
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