Mandi Bhav Today — by State
Live APMC rates for 220 commodities from 4,252 mandis across 617 districts and 32 states of India. The latest report is dated 27 October 2026. Pick your state, then district, then mandi — each level shows every commodity trading at that location.
Find your mandi
Pick a state, then a district and mandi. Most recently updated locations are listed first.
32
States
617
Districts
4,252
Mandis
220
Commodities
States with the most mandis
All states
Andaman Nicobar Islands
3 districts · 8 mandis · 48 commodities
Andhra Pradesh
28 districts · 240 mandis · 110 commodities
Arunachal Pradesh
2 districts · 2 mandis · 22 commodities
Assam
19 districts · 37 mandis · 77 commodities
Bihar
31 districts · 65 mandis · 46 commodities
Chandigarh
1 districts · 2 mandis · 27 commodities
Chhattisgarh
32 districts · 172 mandis · 117 commodities
Delhi
1 districts · 8 mandis · 91 commodities
Goa
2 districts · 10 mandis · 19 commodities
Gujarat
30 districts · 209 mandis · 132 commodities
Haryana
21 districts · 131 mandis · 99 commodities
Himachal Pradesh
9 districts · 72 mandis · 71 commodities
Jammu Kashmir
14 districts · 35 mandis · 59 commodities
Jharkhand
1 districts · 2 mandis · 12 commodities
Karnataka
32 districts · 258 mandis · 113 commodities
Kerala
14 districts · 699 mandis · 112 commodities
Madhya Pradesh
51 districts · 360 mandis · 128 commodities
Maharashtra
36 districts · 473 mandis · 118 commodities
Manipur
5 districts · 5 mandis · 25 commodities
Meghalaya
9 districts · 18 mandis · 49 commodities
Mizoram
2 districts · 2 mandis · 7 commodities
Nagaland
11 districts · 19 mandis · 49 commodities
Odisha
28 districts · 96 mandis · 86 commodities
Puducherry
2 districts · 3 mandis · 15 commodities
Punjab
22 districts · 223 mandis · 102 commodities
Rajasthan
47 districts · 236 mandis · 137 commodities
Tamil Nadu
37 districts · 383 mandis · 82 commodities
Telangana
17 districts · 76 mandis · 90 commodities
Tripura
8 districts · 39 mandis · 64 commodities
Uttar Pradesh
72 districts · 269 mandis · 133 commodities
Uttarakhand
6 districts · 22 mandis · 91 commodities
West Bengal
24 districts · 78 mandis · 61 commodities
How to read a mandi rate
Agricultural produce in India is traded at APMC mandis notified by each state government. At the end of each trading day a mandi reports what it handled: which varieties of which commodity sold, the lowest rate paid, the highest rate paid, and the most common rate — the modal price. That report is published through Agmarknet and eNAM, and is what this site shows.
The same commodity can fetch different rates at two neighbouring mandis, and usually does. The reasons are ordinary: how much arrived that day, the moisture and grade of the lot, how many buyers turned up, and how far the mandi sits from a processing unit or port. That is why each district page separately lists which mandi paid the most and which paid the least for the same commodity — worth a look before you load the trolley.
One thing worth fixing in your head: every rate here is ₹ per quintal (100 kg), not per kilo and not per bag. If a day is missing for a commodity, it normally means no trade in it was reported at that mandi that day — a Sunday, a holiday or simply thin arrivals will do it.
Frequently asked questions
Data sources: Agmarknet, eNAM & NECC. Prices shown are for information only.